Landline
Episode 18
2014 • E18 Jun 7, 2014 55m
Toil and Soil:
An increasing amount of food waste is being professionally composted and put back onto farms to improve the fertility of the soil.
Interview with NCOs Ben Copeman:
Peter McCutcheon talks to Ben Copeman; the General Manager of the organic certifier involved in the recent landmark judgement on genetically modified contamination.
A Tree Falls:
Coalition Governments at state and federal level are seeking to re-open forests previously declared off-limit to logging, potentially ending a 2012 timber industry peace deal.
Chinese Pastoral:
A group of Indigenous landowners have combined ten separate cattle stations in northern Australia to form a new cooperative and they're attracting serious interest from a Chinese investor.
An increasing amount of food waste is being professionally composted and put back onto farms to improve the fertility of the soil.
Interview with NCOs Ben Copeman:
Peter McCutcheon talks to Ben Copeman; the General Manager of the organic certifier involved in the recent landmark judgement on genetically modified contamination.
A Tree Falls:
Coalition Governments at state and federal level are seeking to re-open forests previously declared off-limit to logging, potentially ending a 2012 timber industry peace deal.
Chinese Pastoral:
A group of Indigenous landowners have combined ten separate cattle stations in northern Australia to form a new cooperative and they're attracting serious interest from a Chinese investor.