Citrus, Stone Fruit & Nuts
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Citrus market insights
CITRUS Australia’s Market Outlook Forum was held in Mildura this week, with a focus on guiding the industry through the increasingly complex minefield of global…
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Resilience pitch to young farmers
BIRCHIP Cropping Group will stage its first Young Farmer Network event of the year – Igniting Resilience – at Swan Hill Pioneer Settlement on Friday,…
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Citrus knowledge to be shared
CITRUS Australia will be taking its growers to the global cutting edge on trends impacting supply costs, likely influences on domestic and international markets, competitor…
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Growing is a learning experience
WHEN you’ve spent a career in conveyor belts because following Dad’s footsteps into a commercial vineyard didn’t cut the mustard, what comes next? Market gardening,…
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Victoria remains the home of fruit and nuts
VICTORIA has been confirmed – again – as Australia’s largest fruit and nuts producer, accounting for about 90 per cent of peaches, 85 per cent…
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Burn permits available
Permits to burn will again be available from February 1, 2023, the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) Mid Murray Zone has announced. The Mid Murray…
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Bootcamp for young farmers
YOUNG farmers looking to establish long and successful careers in the agriculture industry can gain valuable skills through two-day Business Bootcamp events during February. Agriculture…
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Festival of farmer events
MALLEE Sustainable Farming (MSF) is going festive – well after the festive season – with its launch of FarmFEST ’23. Starting next month and continuing…
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Poultry disease caution
Agriculture Victoria is urging bird owners to help prevent emergency animal diseases through the routine use of biosecurity measures at home, in sales, and at…
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Applications open for 2023 Rural Womens Network Leadership and Mentoring Programs
Country women across Victoria can now apply for the 2023 Rural Women’s Network Leadership and Mentoring Programs. Both programs will encourage and empower participants to…
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Duck hunting limits cause concern
DUCK hunters would be restricted to just four game birds per day next year under recommendations put forward by the game hunting regulator. Game Management…
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Australian grown lemons meeting all year demand
Record numbers of lemons are expected to be harvested in Far North Queensland this summer, helping the Australian industry achieve its goal of supplying Australian…
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