Increase of tariffs on US products by India may help Australian producers.
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The Australian Native Bee Association aims to promote the conservation and sustainable use of all native bees.
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Australia's orange juice industry is "at a crossroads" and needs a radical shakeup in order to survive.
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Tree crop orchard intensification has been successfully adopted around the world in many temperate crops, with benefits of earlier yields and higher yields, improved fruit quality, smaller trees and increased efficiency of management. The small tree/high productivity initiative, has begun to study the benefits and issues associated with intensifying a tropical mango orchard.
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MARKET REPORT FOR 17-23RD JUNE
Mandarins continue to be well supplied. Imperial and Daisy mandarins are available and priced at $2.50-$4/kg.
Red Delicious apples are $3-$6/kg depending on size. Pink Lady, Jazza, Kanzi and Fuji apples are $3.50-$4/kg, while Granny Smith apples are $3-$5kg.
Mildura grown Leng Navel oranges are $2.50-$3/kg.
African Pride custard apples are $4-$5/kg and the large Pinks Mammoth variety is $5-$7/kg.
Hass avocados are in peak season and are currently $1.50-$3 each, depending on size.