UK: AHDB Grower November issue is available now

AHDB Grower is the new name for the technical journal for horticulture. Formerly HDC News, AHDB Grower continues to bring levy payers and Associates the latest developments in horticultural research, alongside news, events and crop protection information for the benefit of the industry.

Hard copies are free to AHDB Horticulture levy payers and dependent on your Associate package may be free or charged at a reduced rate. If you require a hard copy of this publication then please contact Hort.Info@ahdb.org.uk

For more information, visit www.horticulture.ahdb.org.uk

Publication date: Tue 17 Nov 2015

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UK: AHDB Grower November issue is available now