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Greg and Sue Chislett, Chislett Farms, Victoria show off their award for being inducted into the Citrus Australia Hall of Fame. The Chislett's interest in budwood and varietal development has turned a third-generation family-run orchard into multiple farms and a world class, wholesale container nursery, supplying citrus, avocado and pistachio trees to industry. Picture supplied

Some of the citrus industry's brightest stars have been recognised at the Australian Citrus Annual Awards.

Citrus industry contributors awarded in 2024 | PHOTOS

Elizabeth Brennan (left) and Sue Middleton promoting Moora Citrus and Northern Valley Packers. File picture

WA's largest citrus producer is on the sales market.

WA's remarkable citrus success story offered up for sale

Genetically modified bananas have been approved for human consumption. Picture by Shutterstock

The panama disease resistant bananas are a world first.

Plan B-anana: genetically modified fruit a fallback as disease emerges

Acneous prepubescent pears. Picture by Chloe Hope

Superficiality always wins and it's not the sole fault of big business.

Backing the underdog in the eternal contest between ugliness and beauty | OPINION

Matt Kelenc-Gasior, Victoria, Steven Maalouf, Victoria, Allison Collins, Victoria and Kate Smithwick, Victoria. Picture by Ashley Walmsley

Agricultural solutions company BASF held its annual awards night last month.

BASF celebrates high achievers

The Citrus Australia Congress tour takes time for a group photo at the Bundaberg Research Station. Picture by Ashley Walmsley

The 2024 Australian Citrus Congress kicked off with a study tour to Bundaberg.

Citrus tour takes in Bundaberg research station | PHOTOS

Discover valuable tips to streamline your farming operations and achieve greater success with technology, field optimisation, time management, and more.

Streamlining farming operations: Efficiency tips for success

Adina Vineyard and Olive Grove production manager Dirk Ashburner. Picture supplied

Adina Vineyard and Olive Grove overcomes changing seasons.

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