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Horticulture NZ Board voting now open

Voting is open for the Horticulture NZ director elections for 2020. There are six candidates standing for three vacancies on the Board.

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Update from Richard Palmer 13 August 2020

As you will be aware, four cases of Covid-19 were detected in Auckland on Tuesday, and has resulted in a Level 3 lockdown in Auckland and Level 2 applying elsewhere.

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MRL and PHI changes for plum exports to the European Union

There have been changes to the chlorpyrifos MRLs and PHIs for plums exported to the European Union.

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Next Summerfruit out in September

With the cancellation of the July magazine, the November issue has been brought forward to become a Pre-season issue.

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Update from Richard Palmer

Here's the latest news for members of Summerfruit NZ.

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Changes to Thailand's residue testing guidelines

The Thai Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have issued their revised guidelines to test imported fresh produce for pesticide residues.

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Free trades training – what you need to know to get involved

Primary ITO's chief executive, Nigel Philpott, explains how the Government's new training scheme could work for you.

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Working to attract workers in Central

Southern Horticulture Careers Progression Manager, Chelsea Donnelly, has provided Summerfruit NZ with an update on her work in Central Otago to attract workers in to the area and summerfruit sector.

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New weather & disease tool for mobile growers

The launch of a new tool for summerfruit growers may help orchardists spend a little less time in the office.

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Summerfruit NZ in the media

Following Richard Mills' article Will less be more for the coming export cherry season? in Prunings last week, Radio NZ interviewed interim chief executive Richard Palmer and heard his take...

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