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GrowData harvest app saves time and money
GrowData’s Harvest app is proving itself to be a winner for growers around Australia.
Read full storyEntrust - new organic pest control option
Unique insecticide is highly effective and ideally suited to integrated pest management.
Read full storyData-driven water management in Manjimup
Calculating the value of water for crop, farm and community.
Read full storyBee attractant expands use
Popular bee attractant expands its crop usage
Read full storyRain cracking in sweet cherries
Research shows that rain cracking in cherries was caused by surface wetness, not by water uptake.
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Nadia - a cherry plum hybrid
Nadia is effectively an oversized cherry, but with more flesh to its pip size.
Read full storyPrime Minister asking visitors to go home "counterproductive" for horticultural industry
Horticultural industry leaders are urging backpackers not to go home.
Read full storyAust Cherries See Another Year of Contrasts
Cherry Growers Australia says that the recently finished 2019-20 campaign has "been another season of contrasts".
Read full storyOversupply may occur in global cherry market in 5 years
Data from the Global Cherry Association show that cherry companies around the world will face severe challenges in the future, the market may experience oversupply within five years.
Read full storyNew Zealand cherries hit by poor weather
Cool temperatures and rain have combined to produce a less than ideal start to the New Zealand cherry season
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Tasmania's delayed cherry season ripens just in time for Christmas
The long and cool spring conditions in Tasmania has delayed the state's cherry harvest — but not all growers are concerned.
Read full storyNew control option for cherry rot disease
With fruit ripening and the critical period for rot infections nearly upon them, Tasmanian cherry producers now have a new tool available for managing fungal rot pressures in cherries.
Read full storyVictorian cherry producer looking forward to promising season ahead
A Victorian cherry producer is expecting slightly higher volumes and better-quality fruit in the 2019 season, thanks to favourable weather conditions compared to last year.
Read full storyWorld cherry production will decrease to 3.6 million tons
According to information from the USDA for the 2019-2020 season, world cherry production is expected to decrease slightly and amount to 3.6 million tons. This decline is due to the damages that the weather caused on cherry crops in the European Union. Even though Chile is expected to achieve a record export, world trade in cherries is expected to drop to 454,000 tons, based on lower shipments from Uzbekistan and the US.
Read full storyDefending Australia against Xylella
The number one plant biosecurity threat to Australia is now under the spotlight through a new Hort Innovation funded project.
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