Originally Posted by lorax

Evaluation and correction of proofs, picture quality, and edition are not problems for us. I speak as the managing editor of the magazine, and also as a professional graphic designer and layout artist. Other members of the magazine group have contacts within the scientific community in order to secure academic papers for publishing alongside member-contributed content, and a number of our contributors are professional horticulturists and field researchers. So we're not terribly concerned with content or issue length (with the current slate of submitted articles, we run to 41 pages.) At the moment, the main problem is advertisers.