WA Grower Magazine Summer 2021

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New heat mapping tool for apples BY DARIO STEFANELLI AND LISA STARKIE DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

New digital imaging technology that delivers information in the form of heat maps.

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he use of new heat mapping technology to determine the sustainable number of high-quality fruit that a canopy is able to produce is being trialled by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD).

WA Grower SUMMER 2021

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Origins Market

The 21st Century Eater

Trade barriers

Marketing for value

Meet the Buyer

Changes to the Fair Work Act 2009

Coping with change

The myth that men don’t talk

WA’s Workplace Vaccine Mandate

The unseen competitive advantage

Decision making and planning

Superannuation application

Rethink packaging design

Fire safety

Polyphagous shot-hole borer

Do you need to get a director ID?

Fumigation Tour

Canopy management

What did you learn at the WAHU?

ABC Software advertorial

New heat mapping tool for apples

Corteva advertorial

WA Apples at the Perth Royal Show

‘Soil Your Undies’ challenge

Chair’s Chat

Recipe

Season update

Try for 5

Seed for Schools program

Seed Grower Field Day

WA Potatoes CEO’s report

WAHU2021

Marketing Update

WA Potatoes Chair’s Report

Sustainable farming practices

vegetablesWA CEO’s Report

Australia’s border security

Farm biosecurity practices

The battle against European wasp

Gingin 150th Celebration

Cooloola Farms Produce advertorial

Soil moisture monitoring

Vegetable FFS rates and activities

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