“Projects like this are what’s going to save our planet,” said Senator Anne Ruston.
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Timor-Leste students grow melons on hot, hard soil in Baucau
It’s the first time successful rockmelon and watermelon crops have been produced in Vemasse.
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El Niño might be on the horizon, but no need for alarm
The rain is slightly later than usual, but research shows there’s no need to worry.
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Student researchers reveal new results from Vemasse
Student-led experiments offer diversified crops for Baucau farming families.
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Agriculture research engages the farmers who miss out
Training aimed at engaging women and young people in agriculture research.
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What causes stunting in Timor-Leste?
New research from AI-Com and UWA for TLSA identifies two leading causes.
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Timor-Leste farmers use hormones to unlock sandalwood wealth
How researchers are growing more seedlings from usually dormant sandalwood seeds.
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New planting systems improve crop yields in Natarbora
New experiments uncover ways to farm nutrient-dense staple crops more effectively.
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‘The riches of Timor’: Why farming families want to grow sandalwood
96% of farming families in some areas of Maliana are interested in growing sandalwood.
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Tetun-language sandalwood reference book launched
The new reference book will advance understanding of how to successfully grow valuable sandalwood.
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