Apple and Pear Australia Limited | Wednesday, 8 April 2020, 3.26pm
APAL talks to growers about how their harvest is shaping up, some of the main issues they are...
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Apple and Pear Australia Limited | Tuesday, 7 April 2020, 12.03pm
Bringing it all together: where are we now and where are we going? The 2020 winter Future Orchards®...
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Fruit Growers Tasmania | Wednesday, 1 April 2020, 4.15pm
With the agriculture and related services sectors deemed essential services, the Tasmanian Government through the Department of Communities Tasmania has reached out to Fruit Growers Tasmania to ensure there are no accommodation issues for fruit industry workers in Tasmania.
Apple and Pear Australia Limited | Wednesday, 1 April 2020, 3.26pm
APAL has set up a dedicated resource and information page that will be updated regularly as the coronavirus...
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Apple and Pear Australia Limited | Wednesday, 1 April 2020, 3.18pm
Nominations for the APAL Awards for Excellence close in less than a week, on Monday 6 April. The...
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Apple and Pear Australia Limited | Wednesday, 1 April 2020, 3.12pm
APAL talks to growers about how their harvest is shaping up, some of the main issues they’re facing...
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Fruit Growers Tasmania | Tuesday, 31 March 2020, 7.20am
Reproduced courtesy of the Examiner
With borders closing and quarantine measures are put in place around the world, some backpackers are choosing to stay in Tasmania to wait out the COVID-19 pandemic. And while they have had no trouble finding work, there are significantly fewer foreign languages being spoken on farms that are usually populated by travellers during picking season.
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