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AgPick tool helps track pickers during pandemic
Growers want to have the flexibility to access information easily and remotely via any device.
Read full storyIncreased lychee yields from managed pollination
Maximising pollination in tropical tree crops.
Read full storyReport identifies agricultural growth opportunities for Nthn Australia
Report is a first-of-its-kind roadmap for the economic development of Northern Australia.
Read full storyAussie orchard embraces agtech innovation
Tropical fruit growers saw an opportunity to use technology to support orchard management.
Read full storyDurian season off to a great start
Durian grown in the NT is finding markets in Australia's capital cities.
Read full storyHelping nature beat pests - Fruit piercing moths
Fruit piercing moths have been elevated to major pest status in many regions.
Read full storyEntrust - new organic pest control option
Unique insecticide is highly effective and ideally suited to integrated pest management.
Read full storyLuna Sensation gets label extension
New registration increases options for disease control and resistance management in tree crops.
Read full storyAust custard apples: jewels of the tropics
Ever wondered why lovers of custard apples just cannot get enough of this decadent fruit?
Read full storyManbulloo trials jackfruit in Northern Territory
One of the largest mango producers in Australia is trying out a new crop — jackfruit.
Read full storyAustralian papaya harvest ramps up
The harvest outlook appears healthy for Australian papaya growers.
Read full storyUnique custard apple variety produced by Glass House Mountains farmers
A Glass House Mountains tropical fruit farm has produced a unique variety of custard apple which could be available commercially within a few years. Robert and Karen Martin of Yanalla Farms produce lychees, dragonfruit and custard apples on their Sunshine Coast hinterland orchard but it's their rare PinksBlush custard apple that they're focused on going forward.
Read full storyTaiwan lychee varieties grow future of Queensland exports
A significant step has been taken to facilitate export of Queensland grown varieties of Taiwanese lychees to Asian markets.
Read full storyQuest for custard apple new varieties a long and difficult road, paved with misfires and mutants
A 25-year quest to produce delicious, commercially successful, new varieties of custard apples is inching closer to completion. But the road has been long and paved with mutants.
Read full storyStingless bees put to use in new study aimed at improving rambutan yields
Stingless bees that were rescued from a building before it was demolished in the Top End are now being put to use in a research project focusing on improving rambutan yields.
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