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Water supply & irrigation

Almonds and water use

The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast an El Niño spring, characterised by warmer ocean surface temperatures in the central Pacific, which can cause drier summers and warmer daytime temperatures.

Disease & weed control

Macadamia grower transforms pest management

Not all extra virgin olive oils are equal

Disease & weed control

Timing can make the difference in orchard pest management

Disease & weed control

Timing can make the difference in orchard pest management

In tree crop production, controlling pests is not simply about what you use – it is about when you use it.

Breakfast boardroom updates industry

Fresh produce leaders across Australia and New Zealand gained key economic insights into Asia, India and greater Hong Kong at a breakfast boardroom hosted by the International Fresh Produce Association of Australia-New Zealand (IFPA A-NZ) ahead of Asia Fruit Logistica.

Australian Citrus Congress hits Mildura for 2027

Following a sold-out Congress in Adelaide in 2026, Citrus Australia is introducing a new alternating format for its flagship industry event.

Products and services

Powering work between the rows

In tree crop production, the big jobs get the attention - spraying, irrigation, pruning, harvesting and crop protection. But it’s the hundreds of smaller jobs in between that keep an orchard running.

Products and services

Parka brings new layer of protection for Australian growers

Agreva Sustainable Agriculture is pleased to welcome Parka, an innovative crop cuticle supplement developed by Cultiva.

Products and services

Dimpling bug targeted by insecticide

Australian apple and pear growers have a new option for managing apple dimpling bug in pome fruit, following approval by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) of a label extension for Versys insecticide.

Records tumble at Asia Fruit Logistica

Asia Fruit Logistica concluded its 19th edition today in Hong Kong, underlining its status as the premier global trade platform for Asia's fresh produce business after three days of exhibitions, expert insights and networking at AsiaWorld-Expo.

Water supply & irrigation

Trunk sensors show when orchards are getting thirsty

A new Agriculture Victoria study is testing whether sensors mounted directly on the tree can give growers a clearer, continuous picture of plant water stress in almond, nectarine and pear orchards.

Hort leaders selected

An impressive group of 10 current and emerging leaders across the Australian horticulture industry have been selected for the inaugural Global Grower Leaders Program.

Cherries - Featured Crop

Unique product range for cherry growers

Cherry growers and their advisers are keenly aware their crops are among the most demanding of the summer fruits to produce.

Products and services

Managing abiotic and biotic stress with Kendon Lime Sulphur

Every plant, whether a productive fruit tree or an ornamental shrub, carries a unique genetic code. A code which determines how tall it can grow, how much fruit it can bear, how resistant it can be to disease, and how well it responds to environmental changes.

Products and services

Managing russeting and fruit finish in apples and cherries

For apple and cherry growers, achieving a clean, uniform and attractive fruit finish is an important part of producing a crop that meets market expectations. While yield and fruit size remain fundamental to orchard performance, skin appearance can have a significant influence on pack-out, grading and market value

IFPA strengthens board

The International Fresh Produce Association Australia–New Zealand (IFPA A-NZ) welcomed three senior industry leaders to its board of directors following member elections announced at the association’s Annual general meeting in May.

Hort Connections

Productivity and demand drivers shine at Hort Connections

Despite a challenging economic climate Hort Connections 26 gave growers confidence, with efficiency drivers attracting much attention.

Tree crop insights

Insect behaviour determines pollination efficiency

Sweet cherry productivity depends heavily on the efficiency of insect-mediated pollination, especially in modern orchards characterised by self-incompatible cultivars requiring the transfer of compatible pollen between different varieties.

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