PREMIUM Horticulture Super tax could sour PALMThe PALM workers scheme could be more streamlined without a departure tax slug, says the AWU. By Andy Wilson
Horticulture New Vietnam trade dealA trade agreement may open up opportunities for northern Victorian growers. By Geoff Adams
Horticulture Women in agriculture continue to inspireInspiration that came to Jess Byrne has her tackling her new role with Goulburn Valley... By Andy Wilson
News Nature’s gentle giantsClydesdales are formidable beasts but a delight to work with. By Geoff Adams
News Electric trucks on the wayMore Australian businesses are adopting electric heavy-duty trucks but the industry still risks missing its... By AAP
Horticulture Major GV fruit packing business sold One of the Goulburn Valley’s largest fruit growing and packing enterprises, which employs hundreds of... By Geoff Adams
News Unlocking the benefits of AIA flight-app for farmers to monitor livestock from the air is among the topics at... By Country News
Dairy Flood leads to wetlands dreamJodie Hay is a firm believer irrigation is dual-purpose water and can support agriculture and... By Sophie Baldwin
Horticulture Digging for nutrition goldScientists are hoping to spearhead a nutritional revolution in fresh produce. By Country News
Horticulture Free course for a stronger businessGrowers facing the uncertainty of more variable weather in the future are encouraged to attend... By Country News
Horticulture Giving a fig for heritageSatisfaction from product to prices and every step in between sees one fig farm in... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Pressed by Mother NatureWinemaker Sam Plunkett might want a nickel for every day forward on the calendar that... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Olive growers must be quick to beat bugAn outbreak of one of the olive industry’s worst serial pests has made its way... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Self-installing allowance makes netting grant more attractiveA change to the Victorian Government’s $11 million horticultural netting grants scheme allows farmers to... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Pears pay price for predictionsForecast data for fruit production may be doing the horticulture industry more harm than good... By Andy Wilson
Horticulture Get past the ‘pear-anoia’ and embrace fresh local fruitTrying new recipes may be the weapon needed to combat Australia’s domestic food wastage problem... By Andy Wilson