DoctorBeth Penrose

Adjunct Senior Researcher

TIA - Research Institute

  • Adjunct Senior Researcher
    TIA - Research Institute
  • +61 3 6226 5569 (Work)
  • Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), Agriculture and Food Systems, 308 Life Science, Private Bag 98, Sandy Bay Campus, TAS

SERVICE & ENGAGEMENT

  • MEDIA PUBLICATION
    18 Jul 2019
    Hungry crops are more susceptible to frost damage. The best approach is to meet the crop’s nutrition needs. This gives the crop the best overall chance of dealing with stress, including frost.
  • MEDIA INTERVIEW
    19 Dec 2018
    There's nothing more disappointing than a sour mango or bland strawberry from a big chain supermarket. But does that mean they're less nutritious? There are plenty of stories of people avoiding supermarkets' fresh produce - choosing local grocers, delivery boxes or farmers' markets instead. For some, there are ethical reasons, for others it's about taste, and some believe that you're less likely to get the most nutritious produce at Coles or Woolies. But is there any truth to the claims?