Alongside the announcement of new Agriculture Visas, the new Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United Kingdom presents a...
The opportunities, challenges and long-term outlook for managed varieties will be a key topic at the upcoming APAL Forum...
Agriculture Victoria is conducting a Harvest Review of the 2020-21 horticulture season, and they are seeking survey feedback from...
The 30th annual Fruit Growers Tasmania (FGT) conference took place in Launceston last week, following the 2020 hiatus. FGT...
The PIPS3 Program, Developing smarter and sustainable pear orchards to maximise fruit quality, yield and labour efficiency...
The Victorian Government has announced the extension of key programs to support farm businesses and industry, including the Seasonal...
The 2021 harvest has been uniquely challenging for growers. Looking ahead to the 2022 harvest and beyond, there...
Pink Lady® branded apples will soon hit the shelves of Indian supermarkets as part of a significant upswing in...
APAL has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of a new Agricultural Visa to fill the labour shortage in...
APAL and the horticultural industry are calling on the government to delay implementation of new cost recovery measures...
This article has been prepared for informational purposes only, and does not replace independent professional advice. APAL does...
Have you considered the benefits of having more native plant species in and around your orchard, but...
Ahead of the Queen’s Birthday long weekend, APAL would like to remind growers of the public holiday pay...
Until 31 March 2022, eligible businesses can take advantage of the Australian Government’s Boosting Apprenticeship Commencements scheme, subsidising 50 per...
We discuss fruit fly prevention funding with Bronwyn Koll, who will present at the upcoming APAL Forum 2021...
