Can ‘regen ag’ work in the orchard?
July 11, 2022This article was first published in AFG – Autumn 2022 edition. Applying regenerative agriculture practices on their orchards is…
Export and trade development fundamental to future of industry
June 3, 2022Written by APAL’s Head of Trade, Jenny Van de Meeberg, this article first appeared in the Autumn 2022…
Precision orcharding to manage variability – new field study
March 8, 2022Authors: Rose Daniel (Technical Manager, APAL) and Nic Finger (Consultant, Fruit Help) Can precision orcharding and variability mapping…
Masterclass fills the gaps in ‘gutfeel’
January 19, 2022Author: Kate Sims, Agribusiness Project Officer, Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) This article originally appeared in the Spring…
APAL ramps up support for exporters
March 31, 2021APAL delivered its first Export Development Workshop last week in partnership with PomeWest as it ramps up support…
Have your say on strengthening Victoria’s biosecurity
January 20, 2021Victoria’s apple and pear growers and the wider industry are invited to complete an online survey as part…
IPDM withstands pests, diseases and natural disasters
November 4, 2020This article was written by David Williams and Emily Crawford for the Spring edition of Australian Frutigrower Magazine….
IPDM withstands pests, diseases and natural disasters
October 1, 2020A national collaborative online IPDM resource aims to give growers the tools and practical knowledge to make orchards…
Industry insurance data supports more affordable options
July 22, 2020Valuable insights into the insurance needs and challenges of the apple and pear industry are emerging as APAL…
APFIP Variety Evaluation: Pears that will arrive well before the heirs
June 10, 2020A year into his role as APFIP Operations Manager Tom Frankcomb provides an update on APFIP activity and…
