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Airfreight provides fresh Australian cherries
Chinese traders cite freshness due to airfreight as key reason for purchasing Australian cherries this season
Business solutions & labour - Establishment & maintenance - Technology in agriculture
Using high-tech cartography to count fruit trees 6,000 times faster than we can
A new tech start-up is helping farmers take the guess work out of predicting the flowering and fruiting of their crops.
Fruit Fly
Common fruit flies are beginning to build a resistance to common insecticides
Fruit flies in temperate parts of the country are becoming resistant to common insecticides, new research has found.
Specialty tree crops
Opportunities for Australian pomegranates
Australia’s pomegranate industry could rival Peru by 2020.
Pome fruit
Branded varieties burst into stores
With harvest season well under way, newer varieties are starting to make an appearance in stores. While some start earlier, March is the prime picking month for most varieties, meaning now is the best time to taste an apple you may not have tried before.
Mangoes - Disease & weed control
Mango industry discovers highly infectious bacteria as cause of ugly veins of resin canal discolouration
Scientists have worked out what causes ugly veins to appear in mangoes — a breakthrough that could save the industry millions of dollars each year.
Pome fruit - Stone Fruit - Packaging & labelling
New high-tech factory unlocking global opportunities
Shepparton’s Geoffrey Thompson Fruit Packing will juice, sort and export more fresh fruit from the Goulburn Valley thanks to a high-tech new fruit processor.
Avocado
Stem cell science being used to smash avocado shortage by speeding up tree growth
In a dim pink room at the University of Queensland, thousands of small avocado trees are being grown from cuttings and lovingly tended to.
Pome fruit
Non-browning Arctic apple could be breakthrough product, overcoming anti-GMO fears
Non-browning apples could change how people think and talk about genetically modified food.
Technology in agriculture
This robot gripper can lift 100 times its own weight
This robot gripper can pick up unconventional items like fruit.
Avocado
Avocado seeds may be able to treat inflammation
Avocado seed extracts could be a potential source for novel anti-inflammatory compounds that could be developed as a functional food ingredient or pharmaceuticals, according to researchers.
Marketing & export
3 reasons why the Costa share price could beat the ASX200 this year
Costa is Australia’s largest horticultural company that grows avocados, berries, mushrooms, citrus fruit and tomatoes.
Almonds
2019 Almond Crop Update
The 2019 Australian Almond crop is estimated by the Australian almond processors and marketers to be 93,000 tonnes.
Packaging & labelling
Stickers to keep fruit fresh
About 52% of fresh fruits and vegetables go to waste in the US during transportation, but the Stixfresh sticker aims to help combat food waste.
Macadamias
Macadamia nuts double in price as growers struggle to keep up with demand
If you're a fan of snacking on Australia's only commercially grown native nut — the macadamia — you may have noticed prices rising on supermarket shelves. The Australian Macadamia Society said the price consumers were paying for the nut had doubled in the last 10 years, from $25 per kilogram to about $50 per kilogram.
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