APAL and industry updates
Managing bird damage in the orchard
Bird damage to orchards is an ongoing issue, with varying solutions depending on growing region, bird species and the...
Bird damage to orchards is an ongoing issue, with varying solutions depending on growing region, bird species and the...
At last week’s Future Orchards® Orchard Walk in Stanthorpe, Stephen Tancred (Front Line Advisor for Queensland, Orchard Services)...
Following a successful retail debut in supermarket retailers this year, the first field walk for ANP-0131 (Ricó®) growers...
For APAL’s National Online Orchard Talk on 18 November 2021, Nic Finger (Fruit Help) and Craig Hornblow (AgFirst)...
This article originally appeared in the Spring 2021 edition of AFG, available online here. Considering heading down the...
Following last week’s Tasmanian Orchard Walk, the APAL November Future Orchards® program of events continues tomorrow with local...
Hort Innovation this week released its Strategic Investment Plan 2022-2026 for the Apple and Pear Fund. The SIP will guide Hort Innovation’s investment of...
For Australian Pollinator Week (13-21 November) APAL is checking in with the Loss of horticultural pollination services from wild...
In the four weeks to 10 October 2021, the take home fruit category declined -8.3% in dollar sales...
Article co-authored by Susie Green, Michele Buntain and Marguerite White. Fruit Producers SA, in conjunction with Susie Green...
The Australian Fair Work Commission has released its draft decision recommending a minimum hourly rate for all employees...
What does cutting-edge orchard data collection look like? Green Atlas offers growers one innovative solution. The Green Atlas cartographer will feature at the...
APAL today welcomed the official appointment of two new Directors to the APAL Board at the Annual General...
Attendees at the APAL Future Orchards® Tasmania Orchard Walk will have the opportunity to get up close to...
APAL is required to hold an Annual General Meeting each year and usually the meeting occurs in November....