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Pruning the kindest cut for citrus industry
Pruning the kindest cut for citrus industry
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Products and services
Wise decision for management
When Neale Bennett from Cowanna Almonds was looking for some software to enable him to run his pumps accurately and remotely, he looked no further than Wiseconn.
Tractors & machinery
Automation to revolutionise the future
YOU own a large scale, remote vineyard and you’ve found the operator from heaven, who can manage the mowing, mulching, trimming, spraying.
Know your pest
You don't want Lace (bug) in your place
I see olive trees used as features or ornamental foliage in towns around restaurants; some homeowners like them as they are hardy, have a grey-green foliage, a variation on other foliage colours.
By this time of the year many have yellowed leaves among the grey-green – an olive lace bug (OLB) symptom.
Tree crop insights
Mixed fortunes for hort
New data shows mixed fortunes for an Australian horticulture sector facing numerous challenges; however, the long-term outlook remains strong with total production value increasing by 2.8 per cent to $16.3 billion.
Specialty tree crops
Fingerlimes find commercial niche
You never know where your passion can take you and for Jade King, her love of education, agriculture and unique Australian produce has led her down a path she never thought she would travel and somewhat suprisingly, into the world of native fingerlime production.
apple
PBR decision takes shine off apples
On January 12, the Angers, France, based Board of Appeal of the Community Plant Variety Office issued its long-awaited decision in the dispute concerning the novelty of Cripps Pink and Cripps Red apple varieties.
Specialty tree crops
Aussie fingerlimes wow chefs worldwide
This nutrient rich Australian native fingerlime, with its distinctive pearls of citrus
caviar, vibrant colours and novel flavours, has captured the imagination and
taste buds of chefs and consumers around the world.
Almonds
Australian almond boss is California dreaming
The man steering the Australian almond juggernaut is not long back from a major industry conference in California with a few problems and a lot of potential on his hands.
Products and services
Cropliner blows competition away
Croplands is helping a busy family business in South Australia reach its full potential.
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Products and services
Scholar pays off
Martos Mangoes has grown from a bare block of land to a thriving orchard of 30,000 R2E2 mango trees in Bowen, North Queensland - although it has taken the family-run enterprise more than 30 years to become the overnight success it is.
Business solutions & labour
Neon lights up blueberry future
The new TOMRA Neon, a new blueberry pre-grader with sophisticated AI technology, brings overall value to the blueberry business model. Joshua Miers-Jones, global category director blueberry and avocado at TOMRA Food, explains.
Business solutions & labour
Technology has to start up somewhere
Aussie growers could soon reap the benefits of technology from across the globe through a scan of startups offering innovative solutions to labour challenges.
Business solutions & labour
Training hub supports biosecurity
As the Australian Federal government continues to jeopardise our nations staple food production by pursuing up to 700giglitres of water through buybacks from the productive pool under the basin plan, we will become increasingly reliant on importing produce into our country.
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