Major step forward for medical honey

By Jamie Brown
October 8 2017 - 4:30am
Matthew Blomfield and Tony Stubley, both from the enviro-agri start-up Gather By inspect an eight month old plantation of 'hyper' Leptospermum growing near Mt Warning in the upper Tweed Valley.
Matthew Blomfield and Tony Stubley, both from the enviro-agri start-up Gather By inspect an eight month old plantation of 'hyper' Leptospermum growing near Mt Warning in the upper Tweed Valley.

An ambitious project designed to produce the strongest medical Manuka honey while maintaining bee health is taking shape against the western wall of the Mount Warning Caldera, where one of the first plantations of its kind in Australia is producing promising results.

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