Author: Australian Olives

31 Mar

Posted at 10:07h in OliveCare by

Martin and Sophie Grace at Lentara Grove, Exeter, Tasmania (Photo: Neil Richardson) Contact Details Lentara Grove is one of Tasmania's oldest olive groves, located in the beautiful Tamar Valley, near Exeter, 30 minutes north of Launceston. Run by husband and wife team, Martin and Sophie Grace take great pride in producing premium quality...

31 Mar

Posted at 09:16h in Events by

Ref: https://www.planthealthaustralia.com.au/industries/olives/ The Australian Olive Association (AOA) represents the biosecurity interests of olive producers and the industry. They are members of Plant Health Australia and signatories to the Emergency Plant Pest Response Deed. AOA responsibilities include: biosecurity planning and implementation at the national and farm levels liaising...

02 Mar

Posted at 13:40h in OliveCare by

Welcome to Olive Wellness News. Our mission at the Olive Wellness Institute is to increase awareness of Extra Virgin Olive Oil and other olive products by gathering, sharing and promoting expert, credible and evidence-based information on their nutrition, health and wellness benefits. Enjoy! OLIVE WELLNESS PODCASTS: A...

02 Mar

Posted at 11:27h in OliveCare by

This is a status report on olive R&D reports published from 2000 to 2013, currently available on the Agrifutures (previously RIRDC) website at: https://www.agrifutures.com.au/ 16 reports identified for review and update 7 reports were identified as current and relevant as published. 9 reports were identified...

02 Mar

Posted at 11:10h in OliveCare by

Market Profile – Thailand Thailand is the second largest economy in South East Asia, our 6th largest two-way trading partner, 7th highest source of international students and a top 20 source of FDI. What differentiates Thailand from other ASEAN nations is its sheer market size, the...

02 Mar

Posted at 10:33h in OliveCare by

Agricultural and veterinary chemical products must be used responsibly and safely. In general, chemical users in all jurisdictions must: use registered agricultural and veterinary chemical products follow instructions on the product label. In addition there are specific requirements of multiple jurisdictions in individual states for producers and...

02 Mar

Posted at 07:20h in OliveCare by

Ref: https://www.planthealthaustralia.com.au/industries/olives/ The Australian Olive Association (AOA) represents the biosecurity interests of olive producers and the industry. They are members of Plant Health Australia and signatories to the Emergency Plant Pest Response Deed. AOA responsibilities include: biosecurity planning and implementation at the national and farm levels ...