Archive: July, 2021

Summerfruit graphics for packaging

Files are available in a variety of types including: eps, InDesign, pdf and the conditions on how the graphics can be used can be found in Summerfruit NZ's How to...

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MPI's Fruit Fly Official Assurance Programme

Summerfruit growers are aware that fruit flies are a serious pest for a wide variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, potentially causing millions of dollars of losses worldwide.

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GoHort Internships are open

The GoHort Internships are now open across Central Otago, Nelson/Tasman (with the NRDA), and Hawke's Bay.

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Natural and Built Environment Bill consultation

Summerfruit growers are invited to a series of meetings to learn about changes to environmental legislation proposed by the Government.

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Update from Kate Hellstrom 8 July 2021

Last week Summerfruit NZ Chair, Roger Brownlie, and I attended the RSE Conference in Nelson – along with sector leaders and officials from the Ministry of Social Development and Ministry...

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Looking for new staff?

SpeedMeet brings together students and employers – speed-dating style! It’s a great opportunity for senior students who are ready for work, or will be looking for work within the next...

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Have you visited the portal recently?

Growers are reminded that as members of Summerfruit NZ, they have access to a wealth of information on the portal including SummerGreen manuals, pollination guide, MRL & PHI information, weather...

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2021-22 MRL and PHI chart advertising

Production is underway for the export apricot and cherry wall charts published by Summerfruit NZ each year.

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Funding support for innovative projects

The Rural Professionals Fund, established in 2020 by the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge, is now accepting applications for a second round of funding to support projects that...

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New world record cherry weight to beat

In the spirit of 'anything the rest of the world can do New Zealand can do better' Kiwi cherry growers are challenged to beat the heaviest cherry world record, recently...

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