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Glasshouse trials put native bees to test

Glasshouse trials put native bees to test

Native bees might be the answer to better protected cropping pollination.

Test 1 week, 5 days

Hort podcast ready to be heard

Hort podcast ready to be heard

Here's something to listen to while whiling away the hours in the tractor.

New directors onto banana board

New directors onto banana board

A fond farewell and some welcomes were done at the ABGC AGM.

Test 3 weeks, 1 day

Field walk explores new dried grape variety | PHOTOS

Field walk explores new dried grape variety | PHOTOS

Dried Fruits Australia hosted a field day to look at the Sunglo grape.

Test 3 weeks, 6 days

Cherry harvest heats up for Christmas

Cherry harvest heats up for Christmas

The heat this week may cause some concern for the SA cherry harvest, but "reasonable" yields are still expected.

Lady Jane mango season rolls on

Lady Jane mango season rolls on

The new Lady Jane variety of mango is going into stores but stocks are limited.

Banana waste could become packaging material

Banana waste could become packaging material

Waste banana plants could be turned a biodegradable plastic-like product.

Global practices key to boosting avocado productivity

Global practices key to boosting avocado productivity

Dudley Mitchell is out to improve Aussie avocado production by looking elsewhere.

More travellers sent home after biosecurity breach

More travellers sent home after biosecurity breach

Two travellers were sent packing for trying to smuggle in live plants.

Registrations open for Hort Connections 2020

Registrations open for Hort Connections 2020

Hort Connections 2020 will take place in Brisbane next year.

Meat misconceptions continue to be spread

Meat misconceptions continue to be spread

It seems as though everywhere you turn at the moment, livestock and meat consumption are being vilified like there is no tomorrow.

Volunteers praised in tragic Blackall search and rescue

Volunteers praised in tragic Blackall search and rescue

The determination of volunteers has been praised as the search for a missing Blackall woman ended tragically on Saturday evening.

Quigley looks to improve soil moisture storage

Quigley looks to improve soil moisture storage

Richard Quigley will delve further into methods to retain more crop residue in zero-tillage cropping operations.