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Telling the sustainability story

Media ReleaseHORT INNOVATION is working with growing businesses to develop a tool to help the horticulture sector share its sustainable, ethical and safe farming practice stories with stakeholders. The tool, the Horticulture Sustainability

24 October 2019

Fact sheet

Impact of pesticides and fungicides on beneficial species fact sheet

This fact sheet shows how beneficial species are affected by pesticides and fungicides, to inform effective integrated pest management in almonds

21 June 2019

Completed project Final Research Report

Understanding and managing the role of honey bees in CGMMV epidemiology (VM18008)

This project determined the mechanisms by which honey bees introduce CGMMV into healthy cucurbit plants and developed recommendations to manage the transmission of CGMMV by honey bees.

15 December 2021

Fact sheet

Bee management tips during flowering fact sheet

Fact sheet for macadamia growers on how to avoid the loss of beneficial insects including honey bees during flowering

22 March 2019

Completed project Final Research Report

Development and implementation of protocols to enable importation of improved honey bee genetics to Australia (MT18019)

This investment laid the groundwork for the importation of desirable honey bee germplasm into Australia, with a focus on sourcing genetic material from bees with a tolerance to Varroa mite and its associated viruses

15 December 2021

Media Release

Keeping Australia's bees free from broken wing disorders

Media ReleaseImage credit: Dr Ethel Villalobos, University of Hawaii. PARASITIC VARROA mites can magnify the damage from a common virus in honeybees that can cause deformities in the bees’ wings, according to a review published in the Annual Review

5 July 2019

Media Release

Redoubling Australia’s bee protection efforts

Media ReleaseTHE NATION'S busiest pollinators have received a boost after the official launch a multi-faceted effort to maintain the health of Australia’s bees along with the country’s $1.8 billion pollination-reliant horticulture and grain

18 May 2017

Media Release

Pollination technique could significantly boost macadamia yield

Media ReleaseIMPROVING MACADAMIAS tree yields by more than 50 per cent could be achieved by alternating varieties in rows and increasing pollinators, new research suggests. For the study – funded by Hort Innovation and Plant & Food Research and the

4 July 2017