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Avocado
Avocados' nutritional value 'justifies water use'
No other food offers the same nutritional value per litre of water used to harvest it, according to WAO
General - Marketing & export
FTA 'deals taking too long’
As the Australian government was very excited about the ‘new openings’ to some of its Free Trade Agreements, a major fresh produce group says the deals are taking too long.
Citrus - General
Dog sleuths sniff out crop disease hitting citrus trees
Dog detectives might be able to help save ailing citrus groves, published research has suggested this week.
Avocado - Macadamias - Flowering, thinning & PGRs - General
Get the latest buzz via 2 free field days
Two events will be held in early March for macadamia and avocado growers who are passionate about pollination and are looking for ways to improve productivity and support the natural ecosystems on their farms.
General - Marketing & export
Peru prepares for Australian FTA
With the Peru-Australia Free Trade Agreement (PAFTA) about to enter into force, the Australian market holds potential for a number of Peruvian fresh produce exports.
Fruit Fly
NZ catches 14 fruit flies in a year at a cost of $18m
Auckland's fruit fly response has come in just under budget, at nearly $18 million. With just 14 flies caught, that's just under $1.3m per fly!
General - Technology in agriculture
Scientists develop 'metalloenzyme' biosensor for monitoring ethylene levels in fruits
Scientists from an international group led by the RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research in Japan have developed a simple way to monitor the level of ethylene, an important hormone, in plants.
Marketing & export
Success for Australia's Rico pear in Thailand
The Thailand market cannot get enough of one of Australia's newest pear varieties.
General
Grant opportunities for growers
Applications are open until February 28 for the Federal Government's Package Assisting Small Exporters program.
General
Kanzi apples under new management
In a joining of fresh produce industry forces from around the country the master license and rights to the Kanzi™ Apple brand in Australia have been secured by a new conglomerate.
Business solutions & labour - General
Who loses in changes to horticultural labour rules
Fruit producers say a new award for pickers imposed by the Federal Government is hitting them where it hurts
Stone Fruit
Chinese New Year spurs Aussie stonefruit frenzy
Australian peaches, plums, nectarines and apricots are proving more popular than ever in supermarkets in China, Malaysia and Thailand in the lead up to Chinese New Year Celebrations tomorrow.
General
High-tech map shows fruit, macadamia farms hit by bushfires
Amid devastating bushfire activity across Australia, scientists have released a map that shows avocado, mango, olive, banana, macadamia and citrus orchards that have been impacted, to help with response and recovery efforts.
Pome fruit - Marketing & export
Australian exports on the back foot
Members of the Australian Fresh Produce Alliance (AFPA), an advocacy body for leading Australian produce companies, are calling on the federal government to negotiate new market access to key export markets.
Citrus
Nominations open for citrus industry awards
Citrus Australia is seeking nominations for this year’s citrus industry awards. Winners are to be decided by the Citrus Australia Board, and announced at the Market Outlook Forum, 3-4 March 2020 in Melbourne, Victoria.
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