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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Things are looking positive that China may open up again to Aussie wine.
Poppy Johnston
Growers are hopeful the inquiry into supermarket prices is the first step in creating an even playing field.
Denis Howard
Cane grower John Russo and his family diversified into macadamias to spread the risk.
Judith Maizey
Cane farmer John Russo is happy with this year's crop. Picture by Judith Maizey
The panama disease resistant bananas are a world first.
Sophia Baker
Genetically modified bananas have been approved for human consumption. Picture by Shutterstock
Australia's almond industry's fortunes are blossoming again.
Andrew Marshall
The Australian almond crop is tipped to rebound to about 164,000 tonnes this year. File picture

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Growers are hopeful the inquiry into supermarket prices is the first step in creating an even playing field.
Denis Howard
The hunt is on for clever ideas to help solve the farm labour shortage.
Farm labour saving technologies from around the globe are being sought out to help Australian growers. Picture supplied

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The panama disease resistant bananas are a world first.
Sophia Baker
Superficiality always wins and it's not the sole fault of big business.
Garry Linnell
Acneous prepubescent pears. Picture by Chloe Hope
Agricultural solutions company BASF held its annual awards night last month.
Ashley Walmsley
Matt Kelenc-Gasior, Victoria, Steven Maalouf, Victoria, Allison Collins, Victoria and Kate Smithwick, Victoria. Picture by Ashley Walmsley
BASF's Gavin Jackson says AI technology will be vital for agriculture to grow sustainably, without jeopardising regional towns.
Ashley Walmsley
The ABARES Outlook 2024 report shows table grapes are still a mighty export force.
Ashley Walmsley
Table grapes remain one of Australia's highest value exported horticulture crops. Picture Shutterstock
Superficiality always wins and it's not the sole fault of big business.
Garry Linnell
Another year does not necessarily mean the pressures of last year have vanished.
Ashley Walmsley
The exterior may not always relay deeper concerns within for many rural producers. Picture Shutterstock
What challenges does the Apple Isle face in 2024?
Dr Mike Walker
Raising a positive profile of Tasmania in general, and Tasmanian agriculture in particular, would lift the entire state. Picture Shutterstock