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Horticulture

Dry is taking toll on olives

Dry is taking toll on olives

Olive producers are feeling the heat with little rainfall in key areas.

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Box of cherries makes $20k at Sydney

Box of cherries makes $20k at Sydney

This year's first case sold for $20,000 at the Sydney Markets.

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Qld macadamia growers named top winners

Qld macadamia growers named top winners

The Australian Macadamia Society has handed out its 2019 Awards of Excellence.

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Elders appoints new hort specialist

Elders appoints new hort specialist

Roop Sandhu is the horticultural specialist in the Thomas Elder Consulting (TEC) team.

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Fresh produce holds careers potential

Fresh produce holds careers potential

A major fresh produce group says there are careers to be found in horticulture.

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Narrow canopies could lift almond yields

Narrow canopies could lift almond yields

The almond industry should think about orchard architecture, says Grant Thorp.

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Pressure mounts over backpacker tax

Pressure mounts over backpacker tax

Plenty of groups are having their say on the backpacker tax, many calling for change.

Aussie apples secret to major health product

Aussie apples secret to major health product

Only Australian apples are used in producing Renovatio health products.

Horticulture calls to scrap backpacker tax after court ruling

Horticulture calls to scrap backpacker tax after court ruling

Federal court finds backpacker tax breaches international trade treaties with eight countries.

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RoundUp court cases tainted Bayer, Monsanto merger, says boss

RoundUp court cases tainted Bayer, Monsanto merger, says boss

The media attention on glyphosate was a low point for Bayer's Liam Condon.

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'Farm rescue' group gifted $35,000 by Palaszczuk government

'Farm rescue' group gifted $35,000 by Palaszczuk government

A group connected to the invasion of an abattoir near Warwick has been granted $35,000 by the Palaszczuk government.

Non-potable water delivered on farm in southern Queensland

Non-potable water delivered on farm in southern Queensland

Carlton & United Breweries' Water on Wheels rolls in to help farmers.

Finally IOD relief on its way

Finally IOD relief on its way

The Indian Ocean Dipole positive event that has been such a key factor in the drought is finally showing signs of breaking down.