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Assessing crop loss
2021 | Australian Macadamia Society | Fact Sheet
Understanding and quantifying in-field losses, evidence of which never makes it to the processor, is critical.
MacAlert - March 2021
2021 | Australian Macadamia Society | Manual/guide
The AMS MacAlerts contain lots of information, tips and resources about what’s happening in your orchard right now and things to consider in your orchard management. From pests & diseases to machinery maintenance and crop inputs, it’s a handy checklist for all growers.
MacAlert - February 2021
2021 | Australian Macadamia Society | Manual/guide
The AMS MacAlerts contain lots of information, tips and resources about what’s happening in your orchard right now and things to consider in your orchard management. From pests & diseases to machinery maintenance and crop inputs, it’s a handy checklist for all growers.
MacAlert - April 2021
2021 | Australian Macadamia Society | Manual/guide
The AMS MacAlerts contain lots of information, tips and resources about what’s happening in your orchard right now and things to consider in your orchard management. From pests & diseases to machinery maintenance and crop inputs, it’s a handy checklist for all growers.
Marketing update (March 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Price J | Presentation
The marketing presentation provided an overview of current market conditions, outlined how the #DiscoverMacadamias marketing strategy is performing, and shared key insights from the recent global consumer research project.
AMS Update for NSW (March 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L, Burnett J | Presentation
Important industry updates from AMS CEO Jolyon Burnett and industry development manager Leoni Kojetin including: • Water security • Reef regulations in QLD • Clean Coastal Catchments in NSW • Crop protection changes (Agri-fos) • Maccelerate industry marketing fund
Grower Tool Kit: Orchard Floor Management (March 2021 MacGroup, Plateau NSW)
2021 | Searle C | Presentation
The AMS Grower Toolkit - a practical, step-by-step production guide based on macadamia ecophysiology – will be launched at the industry conference AusMac2021 in November. One of its most crucial chapters - Orchard Floor Management – will be unveiled by Dr Chris Searle. Chris will explore the management principles that underpin the ‘working with nature rather than against it’ approach.
AMS Update for QLD (March 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L, Burnett J | Presentation
Important industry updates from AMS CEO Jolyon Burnett and industry development manager Leoni Kojetin including: • Water security • Reef regulations in QLD • Clean Coastal Catchments in NSW • Crop protection changes (Agri-fos) • Maccelerate industry marketing fund
National Tree Crop Intensification in Horticulture Program (March 2021 MacGroup, Bundaberg QLD)
2021 | Wilkie J | Presentation
Dr. John Wilkie of DAFQ provided MacGroup attendees in Bundaberg an update on the project including the overall aim, key learnings thus far and the macadamia planting systems trials phases 1 and 2.
Botryosphaeria dieback (March 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Akinsanmi F | Presentation
If left unchecked, the disease Botryosphaeria (which is becoming more prevalent in macadamia) can kill trees. Symptoms are first seen in late Spring, becoming more evident by mid to late Summer. Susceptible cultivars are A203 and 849. Dr. Akinsanmi outlined the specific conditions/time when spores are abundant, as well as control measures.
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