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Sector growth key for global berry industry

Growing the berry markets in Asia and Europe were identified as two areas of potential at the Global Berry Congress in England last month. Good Fruit & Vegetables+

Super idea, but we need water

Irrigators have lambasted Prime Minister Julia Gillard for promoting the nation’s potential as a regional food superpower, saying her remarks are “astounding” since the federal government plans to cu Good Fruit & Vegetables+

Growers must diversify, connect with customers

Farmer's wives often have a clearer picture of what’s happening in the farming business than their farmer husbands. Good Fruit & Vegetables+

Researchers aim for healthier bananas

Protecting Australia’s $450 million banana industry is at the forefront of a Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI). Good Fruit & Vegetables+

WA comment window closes on mango seed weevil

Western Australia’s mango industry and associated stakeholders have had their say on a draft mango seed weevil Pest Risk Analysis (PRA), released by the Department of Agriculture and Food for submissi Good Fruit & Vegetables+

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Good Fruit & Vegetables
+ Sector growth key for global berry industry
+ Super idea, but we need water
+ Growers must diversify, connect with customers
+ Researchers aim for healthier bananas
+ WA comment window closes on mango seed weevil
+ Brown rot hammers stone fruit growers

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