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Growth of Australian lychee industry on track
New tree plantings in recent seasons will increase lychee volumes in the next 5-10 years.
Read full storyFlying autonomous fruit-picking robots
Kubota invests in Tevel an industry leader in flying autonomous fruit-picking.
Read full storyColes opens new round of Nurture Fund
Grant of up to $500,000 to help producers develop new market-leading products, technologies and processes.
Read full storyRecord almond harvest is coming
123,000 tonnes of almonds are expected to be harvest in the coming weeks
Read full storyLabour automation now crucial for producers
Automation protects against unexpected market shocks which can cause major picking and packhouse staff shortages.
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Australian trial protecting pears with solar panels
Solar panels will protect fruit and further earn their keep through the generation of electricity.
Read full storyNutrition is more than just NPK ratio
High quality prills mean better nutrient distribution and availability for hort crops.
Read full storyFeasibility study for 300-hectare avocado project completed
Farm will produce avocados from September to February when supply is limited from the rest of Australia.
Read full storyAussie mango unveils a new look
Honey Gold mangoes have a bright new look this season.
Read full storyA better alternative to drenching apples and pears
Over 60,000 bins of fruit have already been treated in Australia.
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APAL Post-harvest Seminar goes online
Online event is free to all attendees.
Read full storyAgPick tool helps track pickers during pandemic
Growers want to have the flexibility to access information easily and remotely via any device.
Read full storyDrones that can detect infected citrus trees
Technology likely to be applied to a wide range of other fruit and nut crops as well.
Read full storyAntioxidant-rich Queen Garnet plum now in season
Projections are for a 300% growth this year in export markets.
Read full storyClean, easy monitoring of insect pests
Biotrap cubes take the hassle out of insect monitoring by allowing growers to use dry insect traps .
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