As we move into the late-summer and autumn period, much of the country’s fruit growing regions are entering operationally critical windows of the horticultural calendar. The question on grower’s minds is ‘what is the outlook for the March-April harvest?’
OPINION: As we look back on the past year, I am proud to reflect on the remarkable progress and achievements that have defined our success.
OPINION: As the fourth generation of my family working in horticulture, I’m proud to be continuing the legacy and honoured to do so carrying the current title of the Young Grower of the Year 2024.
OPINION: When we set out to document the economic impact of New Zealand's apple and pear industry, we expected to see a trickle-down effect somewhere along the way.
OPINION: It's the stuff of science fiction – vertical gardens growing enough food to support communities – and it’s coming to a neighbourhood near you.
OPINION: Last month's welcome announcement by the Government that the RSE cap for 2022-2023 would increase to 19,000 came after weeks of discussions, where it was obvious that all of horticulture is different.
OPINION: One frustration voiced more than others was how little the Government understands our industry.
The horticulture sector aims for a $20 billion increase in export earnings by 2030.
