Growing vegetables in times of climate change - what should you consider?
No matter whether you have a green thumb, are an (experienced) gardener, a consumer, a farmer: there is something inspiring for everyone to discover here about growing vegetables .
With decades of experience and impressive knowledge, Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Palme from the HBLFA for Horticulture in Schönbrunn put numerous innovations into practice. His commitment to organic vegetable farming and his love for nature have also made him a thought leader in vegetable growing.
The location of the podcast recording is also significant – the Cityfarm Augarten in the middle of Vienna. During the course of the conversation, the long-awaited rain began - so it was a little audible in the glass house.
In this podcast episode Priv.-Doz. Dr. Andreas Steinwidder with Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Palme from HBLFA Schönbrunn introduced vegetable cultivation.
Here for you is the full conversation from our head of research and innovation, PD Dr. Andreas Steinwidder with Dipl. Ing. Wolfgang Palme on the topic of “Alternative approaches to vegetable production in the context of climate change” in full length:
Further information on the subject of vegetable growing
- Vegetable production at HBLFA Gartenbau Schönbrunn
- 25 vegetables for winter cultivation - varieties & cultivation tips from winter vegetable expert Wolfgang Palme - YouTube
- www.cityfarm.wien
- Harvest me in winter - specialist book by Wolfgang Palme, loewenzahn.at
- Harvesting fresh vegetables in winter - specialist book by Wolfgang Palme, loewenzahn.at
Further documents:
- specialist brochure on climate change adaptation based on the podcast series with short and meaningful specialist articles for reading and
- Supplementary slide sets for teaching and advice in all agricultural areas.