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Climate change and macadamia management – Bundaberg (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – NSW Northern Rivers (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – Glass House Mountains (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – NSW Mid North Coast (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Climate change and macadamia management – Gympie (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Kojetin L | Presentation
At the MacGroups, Industry Development Manager Leoni Kojetin presented on the changing climate and the implications for managing your macadamia orchard. For most regions, hotter and more frequent hot days, as well as reduced rainfall with increased variability will mean changes to the crop cycle and current pest and disease risks.
Managing storm damage (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Searle C | Research report/Update
With the summer storm season upon us, growers are urged to manage risks and minimise the negative effects of unpredictable weather events. But when an orchard sustains storm damage, how do you prioritise the clean-up and give damaged trees the best chance of recovering? Dr Chris Searle provides triage guidance for young and established orchards following severe weather, as well as preventative measures to mitigate damage.
Working in the heat
2020 | Australian Macadamia Society | Fact Sheet
With the Australian summer’s highest recorded temperature records regularly being broken, it’s a timely reminder to be aware of the risks of working in the heat, particularly for those working outdoors. This fact sheet is a guide to the responsibilities of property owners, managers and workers under Work Health and Safety laws of managing the associated risks.
Macadamia, the environment and orchard adaption (Feb/March 2020 MacGroup)
2020 | Kojetin L | Presentation
From drought and bushfires to floods and damaging hail storms the Australian 2019/2020 growing season has been one of extreme weather events. It is essential to understand the environmental impacts on the crop and build orchard resilience through the use of available mitigating practices and monitoring tools.
Lessons from the drought for macadamia growers
2020 | Bright J | Fact Sheet
The NSW north coast has a large proportion of the countries’ macadamia farms. It is normally lush, green and beautiful, but during 2019, it turned brown, dry and smoky. With very limited rainfall, dams were getting low and fires were burning almost everywhere.
Understanding macadamia water transpiration (PRESENTATION PDF Oct 2019 Tree water management course)
2019 | Smit T | Presentation
Summarising years of research, internationally acclaimed water relations expert Theunis Smit examines the essential role of water management in macadamias in both dryland and irrigated orchards.
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