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Research reports and more
Research reports, publications, fact sheets and more for the Strawberry Fund
11 October 2018
Fund management
At Hort Innovation it’s our job to work with industry to invest the strawberry levy and Australian Government contributions into initiatives to help growers be as productive and profitable as possible, through the Hort Innovation Strawberry Fund
4 October 2018
Strawberry Fund
Connect to valuable information for the Strawberry Fund, including: details and updates of ongoing and completed investment projects; annual reports and investment documents; outputs of investment projects and resources that you can use; upcoming events; consultation information; and key contact details
2 October 2018
Your investments
Discover strawberry levy investments and investment expenditure analysis over the life of the industry’s Strategic Investment Plan
28 September 2018
News and media
Find a selection of articles relating to Hort Innovation Strawberry Fund investments and other interesting content
28 September 2018
Communication and events
Find information on Strawberry Fund investments and access the results and resources they produce
28 September 2018
National strawberry varietal improvement program (BS12021)
This national breeding project continued the development and commercial release of superior strawberry varieties for targeted environments.
1 August 2018
Berry export focus blooms out of industry’s sweet success
Media ReleaseCaption: Tasmanian berry grower Nic Hansen showing Macau chef Antimo Merone around his property as part of export engagement activities. THE RISE and rise of the Australian strawberry, raspberry and blackberry industries has seen the
18 July 2018
Biological control of Botrytis cinerea in strawberry (BS12007)
A prototype biological control agent for grey mould in strawberries was produced under this project, based on a non-pathogenic fungus.
22 February 2018
Queen-bee-scented helium balloons help identify local species
Media ReleaseA NET filled with pheromone-soaked ‘dummy queens’ attached to a helium-filled weather-balloon is the latest tool being used by pollination researchers in their efforts to better understand the number of honey bee colonies in an area.
21 December 2017