Post-harvest Seminar 2020 kicks off

22 Jan 2020
APAL
1 min read
Events and engagement activities

Around eighty growers and industry members have turned out at the Woolshed in Shepparton for APAL’s Post-harvest Seminar. While once a minor event, popularity in recent years has lead to the seminar becoming an annual meeting of growers in the middle of the season to discuss Post-harvest techniques for the coming year. This year there is an over-arching theme of quality and integrity of imports.

The event kicked off with Gavin Ger from Laava, speaking about leveraging technology to build trust.

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Gavin Ger

Pomewest’s Nardia Stacy followed up with a discussion of the lessons learnt from the Pomewest quality and maturity testing program.

nardia stacy pomewest lessons learnt

Nardia Stacy

APAL’s Andrew Mandemaker moderated a panel Director Chris Fairless and Newton Orchards owner Harvey Giblett joined to discuss how to manage fruit quality for domestic retail.

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From left: Andrew Mandemaker, Chris Fairless, and Harvey Giblett

See below for some more photos from the day, and stay tuned for an in-depth overview to come next week.

trusty coffee truck woolshed shepparton richelle zealley joe ceravolo apfip tom frankcomb Q&A nardia stacy bisi discussion rose daniel jenny van de meeberg hannah james harvey giblett roei yaakobi morning tea

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