Good Fruit & Vegetables
Opinion
Superficiality always wins and it's not the sole fault of big business.
Garry Linnell
Acneous prepubescent pears. Picture by Chloe Hope
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
In the whirlwind of life towards the end of the year, small things could get missed. Don't let them.
Ashley Walmsley
Christmas can be an atriously busy time so it's important to take stock of the little things and moments that might get missed, like knowing the name of the neighbour's dog. Picture Shutterstock
Horticulture couldn't shout any louder, yet the policy makers still seem hard of hearing.
Ashley Walmsley
It's hard to know if politicians are tuned in to the difficulties currently facing the horticulture industry. Picture Shutterstock
Long time farmers thinking of retiring to the city should do plenty of homework.
Dr Mike Walker
It can take a while to take in the peculariarities of a new residence in a new location. Picture Shutterstock
It seems odd the federal government would deny more outgoing trade options.
Ashley Walmsley
With Australian horticulture so reliant on exports, its critical all opportunities be explored. Picture Shutterstock

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