Optimism still there despite reduced macadamia crop forecast

Ashley Walmsley
Updated March 3 2020 - 1:55pm, first published 1:00pm
DRY: Australian Macadamia Society CEO, Jolyon Burnett, says the 2020 crop forecast is significantly down due to dry growing conditions last year.
DRY: Australian Macadamia Society CEO, Jolyon Burnett, says the 2020 crop forecast is significantly down due to dry growing conditions last year.

DESPITE a revised down 2020 crop forecast, macadamia growers remain upbeat particularly after recent rain in key growing areas.

Ashley Walmsley

Ashley Walmsley

Editor, Good Fruit & Vegetables

Ashley Walmsley is the editor of ACM's only national, fresh produce magazine, Good Fruit & Vegetables, while also covering horticulture stories for the agricultural papers and websites. He also writes the weekly, The Ringer, column in the Qld Country Life.

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