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Building Better Sustainable Horticulture Businesses (LP20001)
This program equipped Western Australian horticulture growers to make data-driven business decisions by providing access to rigorous industry-level insights on financial and production performance.
24 June 2024
Breeding a male-only strain of Queensland fruit fly (FF18002)
This investment worked towards developing a male-selecting strain of Queensland fruit fly for use in the Port August SITplus facility.
16 August 2023
Biosecurity preparedness for oriental fruit fly (FF18001)
This investment is ensuring Australia is equipped with the tools necessary to react to an incursion of oriental fruit fly.
10 August 2021
Driving ag-tech adoption across Australia (AS20007)
This investment is transforming the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries research facility at Gatton into a ‘Smart Farm’ that can be used to showcase technology to the horticulture sector.
10 August 2021
A national map of protected cropping systems (AS20003)
This investment delivered a national map of protected cropping systems across Australia.
22 September 2023
A platform for gene editing vegetative propagated crops (AS20000)
This investment is using gene editing technology to develop two new banana cultivars to improve production and biosecurity
10 August 2021
Genetics of fruit sensory preferences (AS19003)
This investment is exploring current consumer preferences, purchasing and consumption patterns and the part that fruit sensory qualities contribute to these behaviours.
10 August 2021
Novel technologies to assist rapid and sensitive detection of Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (AS19000)
This investment developed the use of environmental DNA (eDNA) technology to assist the rapid and sensitive detection of brown marmorated stink bug
3 July 2023
National tree crop intensification program (AS18000) – Citrus (Citrus (AS18000))
This project supported the future productivity and profitability of the Australian citrus industry by exploring advanced orchard intensification systems and sharing practical findings with growers.
3 May 2021
Glasshouse trials prove native bees will bear abundant fruit
Media ReleaseCaption: The Australian native bees species tetragonula carbonaria used in the glasshouse trials. A RESEARCH project aimed to determine the success of native bees as effective pollinators is bearing fruitful results. Glasshouse trials
14 November 2019