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Bee and pollination industry enters new age of genetics

New resource available to help improve stock of queens, leading to more productive and profitable hives.
Read full storyDelite Mandarins celebrates its 10th season

Expecting to pick 20 million Delite mandarins this year.
Read full storyRobotic harvesting in Goulburn Valley

Robot to commence picking apples this year with potential to pick citrus and stone fruit in the future.
Read full storyCeres Imaging quadruples efforts in Australia

Aerial imaging company announces new Australian expansion, significant new product releases, partnerships and research.
Read full storyNew fumigant for almonds and other nuts

Fumigant for broad-spectrum control of stored product pests and quarantine pests.
Read full storyBiocontrol research targets Qfly populations

Biocontrol targets all stages of the fly – egg, larvae, pupa, and adult,
Read full storyTraining dogs to detect citrus canker

Effective detector dogs can protect citrus biosecurity.
Read full storyDigital platform seeds growth in persimmon industry

Grant will mean better outcomes for the persimmon industry,
Read full storyKnow your pest: weevils

There are dozens of weevil species that attack many crops.
Read full storyGrant to facilitate market expansion for nut industry

Grant will assist with market expansion, diversification and sustainability.
Read full storyProduction growth to power Australian horticulture

Rural Bank provides optimistic outlook for horticulture sector in its mid-year report.
Read full storyCitrus export demand from China still strong

Despite the challenges growers expected to get reasonable returns this year.
Read full storyAARSC put on the map with first place in global conference

UNE researchers show the world that research tools and applications developed in Australia are of the highest standard.
Read full storyFingerprints show true origins of honey

DNA-based method is a fast and accurate way to identify the floral composition of Australian honey.
Read full storyTOMRA sorter combines lasers and engineering

New platform will make it possible for nut processors to detect and eject specific types of defects.
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