Management of APAL is overseen by the APAL Board of Directors. The APAL Board is comprised of nine...
Each year at least two board director positions are renewed. Under APAL’s constitution, state-representative director positions automatically lapse...
2020 is a year like no other. COVID-19 has changed lives, lifestyles, and livelihoods around the globe. We...
The coordinated control of fruit fly will continue in the Goulburn Murray Valley (GMV) after the Minister for...
Over the course of the last three weeks, APAL streamed virtual Future Orchards® Winter Orchard Walks live to...
Applications are open for the prestigious Nuffield Scholarships, which gives primary producers the chance to pursue their passion...
From 1 July 2020, HLS and the NHLIS will be renamed Harvest Trail Services (HTS) and the Harvest...
The South Australian Government has announced $14.6 million worth of funding to the state’s horticulture industry as part...
Efficient, productive, committed workers that return each year and don’t need retraining – more and more growers are...
Future Orchards® Business Development Group newsletter by Jack Wilson of AgFirst covering OrchardNet, historical block data, crop-load targets,…
Dr Lee Kalcsits reviews US research on orchard netting, including effects on light, temperature, sunburn risk and fruit…
Dr Zygmunt Szpak introduces practical AI adoption in horticulture, focusing on data quality, computer vision, machine learning and…
This APAL webinar recording with Dr Zygmunt Szpak explains where AI, machine learning and computer vision can fit…
July 2020 New South Wales Focus Orchard update by Nic Finger, Fruithelp, summarising regional orchard observations, trial activity…
APAL has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of $31 million of funding to support NSW and SA growers and their communities rebuild following the...
