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Macadamia Weather Network
2022 | Australian Macadamia Society | Manual/guide
The Macadamia Weather Network has been developed to provide AMS grower members, industry stakeholders and researchers with real-time weather station data from across multiple macadamia growing regions in Australia.
Storm/Flood Recovery Events (NSW, May 2022)
2022 | NSW DPI, Australian Macadamia Society | Article
In May 2022 the AMS and NSW DPI hosted two grower events to share information about recovering from the two flood events the region suffered at the beginning of this year, one at the end of February and another a few weeks later in March. This document is a summary of the information provided and gained as well as links to resources and support services.
Managing storm damage
2022 | Australian Macadamia Society | Fact Sheet
This fact sheet summarises ways growers can build storm resilience and recover more quickly from storm damage.
Managing storm damage (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Searle C | Research report/Update
With the summer storm season upon us, growers are urged to manage risks and minimise the negative effects of unpredictable weather events. But when an orchard sustains storm damage, how do you prioritise the clean-up and give damaged trees the best chance of recovering? Dr Chris Searle provides triage guidance for young and established orchards following severe weather, as well as preventative measures to mitigate damage.
Climate change and macadamia management – NSW Northern Rivers (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – NSW Mid North Coast (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – Gympie (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – Glass House Mountains (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – Bundaberg (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Lessons from the drought for macadamia growers
2020 | Bright J | Fact Sheet
The NSW north coast has a large proportion of the countries’ macadamia farms. It is normally lush, green and beautiful, but during 2019, it turned brown, dry and smoky. With very limited rainfall, dams were getting low and fires were burning almost everywhere.
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