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Understanding macadamia water transpiration (PRESENTATION PDF Oct 2019 Tree water management course)
2019 | Smit T | Presentation
Summarising years of research, internationally acclaimed water relations expert Theunis Smit examines the essential role of water management in macadamias in both dryland and irrigated orchards.
Irrigation scheduling (VIDEO: Oct 2019 Tree water management course)
2019 | Australian Macadamia Society, Manson D | Video
Summarising years of research and hands on experience, Dr Daniel Manson discusses his groundbreaking practical research into tree water use in irrigated and dryland orchards.
Understanding macadamia water transpiration (VIDEO: Oct 2019 Tree water management course)
2019 | Smit T, Australian Macadamia Society | Video
Summarising years of research, internationally acclaimed water relations expert Theunis Smit examines the essential role of water management in macadamias in both dryland and irrigated orchards.
New nursery tree standards
2019 | Australian Macadamia Society | Fact Sheet
A research project to develop a macadamia industry tree stock standard has identified 11 key characteristics to look for when buying tree stock. These include that trees are true to type, are of uniform size, have straight stems and are free of shoots and suckers below the graft.
Variety P: Compact, early nut producer
2019 | Anon | Fact Sheet
Description of the key characteristics of Variety P, released after nine years of testing in regional variety trials conducted by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Variety G: a precocious elite macadamia variety
2019 | Anon | Fact Sheet
Description of the key characteristics of Variety G, released after nine years of testing in regional variety trials conducted by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Variety R: Consistent late nut producer
2019 | Anon | Fact Sheet
Description of the key characteristics of Variety R, released after nine years of testing in regional variety trials conducted by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Variety J: early producer of large nuts
2019 | Anon | Fact Sheet
Description of the key characteristics of Variety J, released after nine years of testing in regional variety trials conducted by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.
Coverage, calibration, timing: Get them right for effective pest and disease management
2019 | Bright J, Australian Macadamia Society | Fact Sheet
The first step to achieving good pest and disease control is monitoring your orchard so you can identify pests and diseases when they first appear and decide on treatment options. It is important to understand the individual and collective significance of coverage, calibration and timing in implementing a successful pest and disease management strategy.
The Australian Macadamia Industry Strategic Blueprint 2030 (draft)
2019 | Australian Macadamia Society | Research report/article
This Strategic Blueprint has been prepared by members of the Australian macadamia industry, to summarise the key characteristics they envisage the Australian macadamia industry will display in the year 2030.
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