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Hort export tariffs cut but timeframes questioned

Hort export tariffs cut but timeframes questioned

Some export tariffs have fallen further this year but are negotiations taking too long?

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Hort labour agreement gets rolling

Hort labour agreement gets rolling

The Horticulture Industry Labour Agreement has come into effect.

Veggie price hike looming

Veggie price hike looming

Bushfire damage to farmers could see produce prices rise.

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Dawn drone flight shows off precision

Dawn drone flight shows off precision

Actually seeing how drones operate in ag is something to behold.

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Veggie price hike looming

Veggie price hike looming

Bushfire damage to farmers could see produce prices rise.

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WANTED: Capsicums with internal rot

WANTED: Capsicums with internal rot

Researchers are after examples of internal rot in capsicums.

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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.

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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.

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New directors onto banana board

New directors onto banana board

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

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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.

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Farmers say Nats must revoke Condamine floodplain Inland Rail route

Farmers say Nats must revoke Condamine floodplain Inland Rail route

Farmers say the National Party must direct ARTC to abandon its flawed plans to place the Inland Rail on the Condamine River floodplain.

Clark and Tait properties sold. Mantuan make $92.6 million

Clark and Tait properties sold. Mantuan make $92.6 million

Details have started to flow on the sale of the Clark and Tait properties, including Mantuan Downs for $92.6 million.

Inland Rail: Concerned farmers turn to Albanese

Inland Rail: Concerned farmers turn to Albanese

Concerned Condamine floodplain farmers will meet with federal opposition leader Anthony Albanese in Brisbane on Tuesday.