TIA cuts down 16 cherry trees for nitrogen research

By Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture
Updated June 13 2018 - 11:46am, first published 11:36am
FOR THE GOOD OF SCIENCE: Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture technical officer Justin Direen working on the cherry project. Picture: Supplied
FOR THE GOOD OF SCIENCE: Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture technical officer Justin Direen working on the cherry project. Picture: Supplied

Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture researchers have cut down 16 healthy cherry trees with the blessing of a commercial orchard, as part of the More Profit from Nitrogen Program.

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