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Disease & weed control - Insect & mite control

Bright future for plant health research

Plant Biosecurity Research Initiative helps to protect Australian agriculture.

Citrus - Marketing & export

Koreans turn to Australian navel oranges during summer

Tariffs on Australian navel oranges to Korea drop to zero this year.

Disease & weed control

First effective treatment for citrus greening disease

New treatment effectively kills the bacterium with a naturally occurring molecule found in wild citrus relatives.

Fruit Fly

User friendly fruit fly control

Formulation scientists improve widely used insecticide .

Specialty tree crops

Good potential for Australian date industry

Date growers association gives farmers new confidence in emerging industry.

Nuts

Walnut demand grows

Australian walnut growers are expecting a bumper harvest in 2021 after drought saw production fall sharply in recent years.

Flowering, thinning & PGRs

Bee hive 'breathalyser'

New technology sniffs out the devastating American foulbrood disease,

Marketing & export

Ag supply chain traceability boost to keep us ahead

Australia’s status as one of the world’s most trusted sources of produce to be enhanced.

Mangoes - Marketing & export - Post harvest

Australia’s largest mango grower transforms supply chain

Whole of chain network improves product tracking for major mango producer.

Almonds - Flowering, thinning & PGRs

Almond tree pollination to attract record number of beehives

Each year thousands of hives are transported into almond orchards in Victoria's north-west

Fruit Fly

Protecting Victorian horticulture from fruit fly impacts

Victoria’s key fruit production regions will continue to be protected from the destructive impacts of QFF.

Pome fruit

Red Sienna Pride pears to hit Aussie supermarket shelves

A new red velvet-coloured pear is about to hit the market.

Establishment & maintenance

GRANTS FOR HORTICULTURE NETTING INFRASTRUCTURE

Horticultural Netting Infrastructure Grants help primary producers in the Riverland and Adelaide Hills/Greater Adelaide region fund the purchase and installation of new netting or the replacement of any damaged netting over land used to grow horticulture crops.

Macadamias

2020 Australian macadamia crop on track to reach target

The 2020 Australian macadamia crop remains on track to reach the forecast 36,500 tonnes in-shell at 3.5% moisture (39,000 tonnes at 10% moisture), announced the industry’s peak body, the Australian Macadamia Society (AMS) today.

Citrus - Harvesting

Developing a mechanised citrus harvester

Citrus harvester prototypes being developed from olive harvesters.

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