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ABARES says horticulture to reach $12 billion for 2021-22

Australian horticulture could reach the second highest value on record this financial year.
Read full storyRegister for the 16th Australasian Plant Breeding Conference

Conference will be a meeting place for plant breeders and allied scientists.
Read full storyIntroducing bagMUSTER

Australia’s first not-for-profit, whole-of-industry genuine collection and recycling program for agricultural bags.
Read full storyRegister now for Hort Connections 2022

Hort Connections 2022 will be held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from 6–8 June.
Read full storyAquiMax - valuable tool for water management

Improve soil aggregate stability and water retention, and reduce reduce run-off, silt, and ammonia and nitrate-nitrogen loss.
Read full storyCrop Block protects fruit and nut crops

Prevention of sunburn damage to fruit.
Read full storyKatabatic drift explained and how to avoid it

How to locate frost fans and set up your orchard for best effect.
Read full storySA Horticulture industry launches ambitious 2030 Blueprint

Fruit fly eradication, workforce development and water security are priorities.
Read full storyCover crop plantings key to regenerative farming

Project will monitor soil biology, carbon sequestration, nitrogen fixing, fungal/bacterial life and insects.
Read full storyProduction growth to power Australian horticulture

Rural Bank provides optimistic outlook for horticulture sector in its mid-year report.
Read full storyFresh look at the megatrends shaping Australian agriculture

Australian agriculture has some crucial strengths.
Read full story$15 billion horticulture value in Hort Stats Handbook

Value of horticultural production increased by 4.5%.
Read full storySafe disposal of unwanted agvet chemicals

Register online for disposal of unused or obsolete agvet chemicals.
Read full storyBOM declares La Nina

We could be in for a wet spring and summer.
Read full storyAust joins plant research network

The future of plant health in Australia is looking brighter with a new opportunity for international collaboration in research on pests and diseases that are common threats.
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