Space is a new frontier for agricultural innovation to feed human populations. BioHarvest has achieved  this with red grapes, olives, and pomegranates. BioHarvest technology enables economical production of commercial biomass of unique plant-based metabolites (such as polyphenols, antioxidants, cannabinoids, terpenes, psychoactive molecules, proteins and more) without the need to grow the plant itself. As an example, with grapes, this  production in the industrial scale proprietary bioreactors rather than on land creates  some 95% less physical space  needed in traditional farming. Using one seven-foot bioreactor can  produce what would require 240,000 square meters of land annually. Photo: BioHarvest

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Each year, the world loses about 10 million hectares of forest because of deforestation. In an effort to provide an envi

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Dr Hoan Dinh, AusAID scholar and PhD student at the University of Sydney, found and defined the sequence of a gene responsible for

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