After more than two years of isolation from COVID-19, New Zealand is opening its international borders to some travelers, Prime Minister Jassinda Arder said, adding that tourist flows will boost the country’s economy. The change comes months before the end of last week’s program, one of the toughest border controls in the world during the … Read more
A new proposal has been put in place to ensure that workers are protected from wage theft. Critics say it could lead to more people complaining. Imagine for a second you were transposed into the karmic driven world of Earl. It is a common occurrence for many foreign workers in Australia to suffer in silence … Read more
Farmers who grow half of a region’s potatoes, many of which are intended for fresh chips, have lost their crops in the wild. Farmers have warned that there could be a shortage of potatoes in the area after a devastating cyclone hit major Victoria. The region north of Balarat produces about half of the state’s … Read more
Peter Kundall, a gardener who has been sharing his passion on television for 39 years, signed it in 2008 and died in Tasmania, where he grew up at the age of 94. Kundall, host of the long-running ABC television program Guardian Australia, was a self-taught gardener who helped countless Australians design and grow their gardens. … Read more
Hourly King Anthony de Pitro told Australia Ag Podcast that the cost of inputs, supply chain issues and labor shortages were at an all-time high. Listen now Rising fertilizer and chemical prices, supply chain issues and industry-wide labor exploitation are expected to significantly affect the profitability of fruit and vegetable growers. Managing Director of Laman … Read more
Copyright 2021 PR Newswire. all rights reserved2021-11-09 San Diego, November 9, 2021 (PRNewswire-PRWeb) – Agnix, a leading provider of smart horticultural lighting technology, has been selected as the first light partner in Dragonfly, one of the few licensed by the state. Utah. Dragonfly’s 108,000-square-foot indoor and greenhouse breeding agnics showcases modern, high-energy, and liquid-cooled lights. … Read more
In the media Safe overseas travel ticket Starting October 19, 2021, Australians with Australian legal passports and COVID-19 vaccines registered in the Australian Immunization Register will be able to obtain an international COVID-19 vaccine certification. The international immunization certification will allow fully vaccinated Australians to leave Australia and travel internationally in line with the National … Read more
In the media A project to increase the agricultural workforce of South Queensland Refugees, refugees and international students will be supported by the Pallaszuk government to find employment in the agricultural sector in southwestern Queensland as part of the various Queensland Labor Program (September 27, 2021). More … In practice and in the courts and … Read more
Two years after the decision to demolish the walls of the dam, CANEGROWERS said the lack of future direction for the reservoir will increase the impact of the region’s drought by 2022 and beyond. CANEGROWERS ISC Chairman Mark Mamino has once again called for a 50% reduction in water prices for fruit and vegetable crops … Read more
Retrieved images are helping our Gritry farmers plan their production, including forecasting equipment and staffing. The 3-year trial is nearing completion of this harvest, and it is studying the images of mango trees at various stages of development to determine whether farmers will enter the harvest season. The trial is attended by 5 commercial farmers … Read more