Events
February 2021 The three most common and potentially destructive insect pests found in Australian olive groves are: Black Scale Saissetia oleae. Frequently associated with Sooty Mould (Photos: OliVera) Ref: [1]IPDM…
The opportunities for shared learning abound as the 17 Australian Nuffield Scholars from the 2019 year group present the findings of their scholarships through these free webinars. The four-part series…
Compiled annually for Hort Innovation, the Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook provides an overview of Australian horticulture statistics and market information. The Handbook combines all available data on production, international trade,…
Updated 3rd April 2021 Olive Oil Overview 2020
The 2020 AOA National Olive Industry Virtual Conference was a resounding success, with strong registrations for all of the sessions. Held over four days in October, the highly informative, interactive…
This afternoon sees the start of the 2020 AOA National Olive Industry Conference, which has moved online following the postponement of the next physical event until October 2021. Being held…
The AOA’s National Olive Industry Conference is going online in 2020, following the postponement of the next physical event until October 2021. Being held from Tuesday, 13 October to Friday,…
The AOA has developed a series of weekly webinars in response to the impact of the Covid-19 Restrictions on the industry’s productivity and profitability program. They are free and open…