All posts tagged "horticulture"
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437News and ViewsWork underway to deliver sweet deal for WA-bred apple
The WA Government is progressing plans to take a Manjimup-bred apple notable for its rich, burgundy colour, to the world.
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658Farm ManagementMake sure hitch hikers don’t arrive with backpacker labour
At this time of year, many fruit or veg producers will have casual labourers, often backpackers, on their property to help with...
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480News and ViewsMore farmers to get a hand with drought
Horticultural farmers with permanent plantings can now access the On-Farm Emergency Water Infrastructure Rebate in four states and the ACT.
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533News and ViewsSexy sterile flies soon to hit NSW and Victorian skies
Millions of sterile Queensland Fruit Flies will be released over trial sites in western NSW and northern Victoria as scientists intensify efforts...
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685Small FarmsAussie horticulture exports hit record high
The world’s appetite for Australian fruit, nuts and vegetables has skyrocketed with Australian produce exports reaching almost $2.8 billion for the first...
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613News and ViewsGippsland’s foodbowl safe as farmers win certainty
Prime agricultural land in Gippsland will be permanently safeguarded, with the Victorian Government exempting almost 4000 hectares from mining and minerals exploration.
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653Small FarmsHorticulture leads Australian agriculture
A recent analysis of Australian agricultural industries has put horticulture at the forefront in value and sustainable practices.
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508Small Farms$4M to get kids eating more veg
A national research initiative designed to educate and encourage children to eat more vegetables aims to increase their daily intake of fresh...
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723Small FarmsNew discovery could alleviate salty soil symptoms in food crops
New research published in Nature Scientific Reports has found that a hormone produced by plants under stress can be applied to crops...
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806Small FarmsHort360 workshop for growers in the Wide Bay-Burnett
Growcom is encouraging horticulture growers in the Wide Bay-Burnett to attend a Hort360 workshop, on Thursday 9 May 2019, in Bundaberg.
Friday, May 22nd, 2020 at 9:33am
Graze and grain canola: the crop that keeps on giving https://t.co/x1xjlr6Wil
Graze and grain canola: the crop that keeps on giving https://t.co/x1xjlr6Wil