Vegetable farming in times of climate change - what needs to be considered?
Whether you have a green thumb, are an (experienced) gardener, a consumer, or a farmer: there is something inspiring for everyone to discover here for growing vegetables
With decades of experience and impressive knowledge, Wolfgang Palme, a graduate engineer from the HBLFA for Horticulture in Schönbrunn, implemented numerous innovations. His commitment to organic vegetable farming and his love of nature have also made him a pioneer in vegetable cultivation.
The location of the podcast recording is also indicative of this – the Augarten City Farm in the heart of Vienna. During the conversation, long-awaited rain began – so its sound was made somewhat audible in the greenhouse.
In this podcast episode, Priv.-Doz. Dr. Andreas Steinwidder delves into vegetable cultivation with Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Palme from HBLFA Schönbrunn.
Here for you is the complete interview between our Head of Research and Innovation, PD Dr. Andreas Steinwidder and Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Palme on the topic of “Alternative Approaches in Vegetable Production in the Context of Climate Change” in full length:
Further information on the topic of vegetable cultivation
- Vegetable cultivation at the HBLFA Horticulture Schönbrunn
- 25 vegetables for winter cultivation - varieties & growing tips from winter vegetable expert Wolfgang Palme - YouTube
- www.cityfarm.wien
- Harvest me in winter - a specialist book by Wolfgang Palme, loewenzahn.at
- Harvesting fresh vegetables in winter - a specialist book by Wolfgang Palme, loewenzahn.at
- OG Marktgärtnerei
Weiterführende Unterlagen:
- The technical brochure on climate change adaptation, based on the podcast series, contains short and informative technical articles for further reading and
- Supplementary sets of slides for teaching and consulting in all agricultural areas.