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HorticulturePlum growers fear aftermath25-02-2010 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza The Chinese New Year caused a 30 per cent jump in WA plum exports, but in its aftermath slow domestic sales may result in a surplus. » Read full article Pastoralists ‘no threat’ 25-02-2010 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza Pastoralists diversifying into horticulture could strengthen WA's horticultural industry, according to growers. » Read full article WA’s great bunch 18-02-2010 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza In an attempt to promote the Buy West Eat Best campaign throughout the State, local growers are getting vocal. » Read full article Grape expectations in Margaret River 11-02-2010 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza Dry spell promises quality fruit as region’s growers prepare to harvest. » Read full article Growers feel heat 04-02-2010 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza While hordes of sun-worshippers flock to beaches, the impact of WA's record January dry-spell is causing headaches for growers, who face wilting produce and greater demands on precious water. » Read full article Victorian farmers see future in Ord expansion 03-12-2009 Horticulture | Staff Reporter Results of a survey released last week have revealed strong interest in an expanded Ord River irrigation area, with Victorian farmers leading the charge. » Read full article Native insects to the rescue 03-12-2009 Horticulture | Staff Reporter DAFWA researchers are studying the benefits of using native bugs as a weapon against major insect pests, which are developing resistance to pesticides. » Read full article Earthy approach wins praise 01-10-2009 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza When it comes to best practice, the Loose Leaf Lettuce Company in the Lennard Valley, just south of Gingin, is top of its class. Last month, a demonstration was established for farmers looking at ways to best manage their soils, water and fertiliser. » Read full article Preparation key to albedo mystery 01-10-2009 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza The bane of every citrus grower, albedo breakdown, is a mystery in terms of both cause and cure, but prevention is the key, according to Bindoon citrus grower Shane Kay. » Read full article HAC prepares for award fight 01-10-2009 Horticulture | Lauren Celenza Growers fighting award modernisation are calling on the Australian Industrial Relations Commission (AIRC) to allow piece-pay to accommodate seasonal demands and weather restrictions. » Read full article » Next Page |
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