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Pome fruit - Flowering, thinning & PGRs

Pollen home delivery sweet for honey bees

Researchers are exploring the use of mobile polliniser units to improve cross-pollination in netted apple orchards.

Citrus - Marketing & export

Citrus Australia leads traceability project for high-value exports

Project will utilise tracing technology, isotope testing, cool-chain tracking and orchard mapping to enhance traceability.

Harvesting

Inspired Ag’s harvesting solutions find favour

Bringing together all sorts of innovative equipment to assist hort businesses.

Tropical trees - Establishment & maintenance

Resilience and profits of high-density jackfruit

High-density production and trellis planting systems to be assessed for their cyclone resilience and production capacity and profitability.

Almonds - Disease & weed control

Newer almond fungicides continue to perform

Broad spectrum disease control with IPM benefits.

Cherries - Business solutions & labour

Data integrity critical for Koala Cherries

"It certainly makes everyone’s day easier."

Mangoes

Exclusive licence to market mango varieties

New mango varieties could be on supermarket shelves soon.

Business solutions & labour

Citrus Australia commends government for agriculture visa

The visa will complement the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility program,

Fruit Fly

A systems approach to fruit fly management

‘Attract and kill’ has proven to be an effective alternative in many situations.

Nuts

Plant walnuts closer. Unthinkable? Think again!

High-density planting can also be applied to walnut trees.

Cherries - Harvesting

APT picking technology targets cherry growers

AgPick uses RFID technology and has the ability to read QR codes, bar codes, UHF, individual tags, and other technologies already in place.

Specialty tree crops - Tropical trees

Portable test kit for native fruit

On site measurement now available of key market attributes of popular bush fruits like Kakadu, green and Burdekin plums.

Citrus

Keeping watch on 10,000km of coastline

Plant diseases and pests can enter northern Australia through multiple pathways.