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‘Predatory, destructive and useful’ pests and diseases draw a crowd to Adelaide
‘Predatory, destructive and useful’ pests and diseases draw a crowd to AdelaideA pest that can fly 100 kilometres in one night, produce more than 1000 eggs in its one-month lifespan and decimate more than 350 species of plants will be one topic of
3 May 2022
High-end Aussie cherries sell out in Vietnam and Malaysia
High-end Aussie cherries sell out in Vietnam and MalaysiaA targeted campaign across Vietnam and Malaysia featuring luxury, ribbon-handled gift boxes filled with premium Australian cherries has resulted in close to 4000 boxes sold and importers and
3 May 2022
Probiotics in honey bees to fight bacterial and fungal diseases (PH21003)
This investment is developing and implementing innovative probiotics as low-cost and chemical-free treatments for honey bee diseases.
28 April 2022
The business of pollen collection in horticulture (PH19004)
This short project provided a high-level, comprehensive understanding of the needs and opportunities for the development of pollen donor farms to service the Australian horticulture industry.
4 April 2023
Want to try new Ag Tech? Express interest now
Want to try new Ag Tech? Express interest nowFruit, vegetable, nut, nursery and turf growers around the country who would like to see a technology demonstrated on-farm are being encouraged to reach out to the Queensland Department of Agriculture
21 April 2022
Novel microbiome technologies to increase profitability for Australian horticulture (AS19004)
This investment is tasked with developing and deploying new microbiome technologies that will increase the yield, and therefore profitability, of annual and perennial Australian horticultural crops.
8 April 2022
Which plant where, when and why database for growing urban green space (GC15002)
This project brought together a consortium of researchers to investigate the suitability of various plants species under current and future climate scenarios.
30 March 2022
Horticulture industry unites to firm up sustainability approach
Horticulture industry unites to firm up sustainability approachKey decision-makers from the horticulture, technology, transport and retail sectors gathered in Sydney recently to discuss the levers that need to be pulled for the horticulture
28 March 2022
‘Ideal timing’ sparks $13.7M vegetable, onions and melon trade effort
‘Ideal timing’ sparks $13.7M vegetable, onions and melon trade effort THE NATION'S melon, onions and vegetable growers have joined forces to develop a $13.7M export development program through Hort Innovation in a time of rising trade capacity
25 May 2022
New trial explores almond orchard recycling in Australia
New trial explores almond orchard recycling in AustraliaScientists are working with a Victorian almond grower to trial an orchard redevelopment practice that is reducing the industry’s carbon footprint in the United States. ‘Whole Orchard Recycling
27 March 2022