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Pyrethrum

$1.68 million

Invested in R&D in 2024/25

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What is the pyrethrum levy?

A voluntary levy applies to pyrethrum produced in Australia that are either sold by a grower or used by a grower to make other goods.

The levy is allocated to a collective industry fund (CIF) known as the Hort Innovation Pyrethrum Fund. Hort Innovation works with growers and industry to invest the voluntary levy, together with Australian Government contributions for R&D, into agreed priorities.

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Research and development projects

Levy funds are invested in R&D initiatives, alongside Australian Government contributions. Use this list to see what’s underway and what’s been delivered. Refine projects by ongoing or completed, and by topic.
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Frequently asked questions

How are levy investment decisions made?

Investment decisions are guided by the industry’s Strategic Investment Plan (SIP) and Annual Investment Plan (AIP). The SIP sets longer-term priorities. The AIP sets out how levy funds will be invested over the year against those priorities. Find out more about how we Invest.

Where do investment ideas come from?
Investment ideas can come from growers, delivery partners, past projects, research networks, industry bodies and regional extension activity. Hort Innovation checks whether ideas align to the SIP and whether investment is needed before progressing them. Growers can also submit ideas through the investment idea form or by contacting Hort Innovation.
How are investments prioritised?

Hort Innovation consults with growers through advisory panels made up of growers and other industry experts, see more details on the panels below. Recommendations are developed against the Strategic Investment Plan (SIP) and reviewed with the panels, considering the expected impact and available funding. Investments that progress are reflected in the  Annual Investment Plan (AIP).

How are investments progressed?
Once prioritised, projects are established through a tender process to select a delivery partner. Delivery partners report against milestones, and a final report is produced at the end of the investment and made available to industry.

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Jason Hingston

Industry Services Manager

Apple and pear, citrus, nashi, persimmon, fresh potato, processing potato, pyrethrum

Jason.Hingston@horticulture.com.au