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Australian exporters denounce fees
The Australian Horticultural Exporters’ and Importers’ Association (AHEIA) has joined other industry bodies in condemning a proposal increasing fees and charges for export certification activities.
Read full storyNew look for iconic deciduous fruits orchard guide
The NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Orchard plant protection guide for deciduous fruits in NSW aims to provide commercial orchardists with up-to-date technical information on all aspects of crop protection.
Read full storyNoonamahs’ massive 1.5kg mango monster
Mango farmer Steve Jenkins of Jenko’s Mangoes picked this whopper piece of fruit which weighs in at 1.5kg. An average ripe Kensington Pride weighs between 300-600g.
Read full story$5 million in Smart Farm Grants On Offer
The 3rd round of a $5 million funding program (which so far has included projects such as soil acidity management techniques, improved orchard pollination and bee health) are now on offer.
Read full storyGenomics reveals secrets of optimal harvest, storage
The study of genomics is yielding useful information for preventing conditions such as soft scald and bitter pit in fruit.
Read full storySpanish team looking to breed seedless mangoes
Scientists in the southern Spanish province of Malaga are looking to breed seedless mangoes.
Read full storyW2Olives Wagga scores clean sweep of Australian International Olive Awards
One of Wagga’s olive oil producers has beaten a number of heavyweights to secure a clean sweep of trophies in the extra virgin category at an international awards.
Read full storyAustralian Pollinator Week
Australian Pollinator Week acknowledges our important and unique insect pollinators November 10 -17. It is a designated week when community, business and organisations can come together to raise awareness of the importance of pollinators and support their needs.
Read full storyA stinker of a problem for Australia
It might be small in size (measuring between 14-17 mm long) but there’s no question that BMSB is an enormous pest.
Read full storyFruit Australia secures rights to US varieties
Fruit Australia has secured the exclusive Australian rights to three US-bred apple varieties.
Read full storyMicrobes at the root of improved yields
A BioAg fertility program, is leading to an increase in organic carbon and related yield response in a Riverland almond orchard.
Read full storyProduction of peaches and nectarines will break records
In Australia, the production of peaches and nectarines will grow for the third year in a row due to the entry into the season of commercial fruiting of new gardens with high-yielding varieties.
Read full storyAustralian summerfruit connects with China
Australia’s summerfruit industry has forged a stronger relationship with China with a new agreement
Read full storyBackpacker tax ruling gives farming groups hope
Farmers are not surprised by a Federal Court's decision on Wednesday, to overturn the controversial backpacker tax.
Read full storyNT freight hub construction set to begin
A boost for producers in Australia’s Northern Territory, as construction on Darwin Airport freight hub to begin this week
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