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The following articles have appeared in the Grove Innovation e-newsletter which is prepared by the Australian Olive Association and distributed monthly via email. Sign up to receive a copy direct to your inbox here.

The venue is booked and planning is well underway for this year’s premier industry gathering, the 2025 AOA National Olive Industry Conference & Exhibition. Which means it’s time to get…
Read MoreIf you’ve tried to access the OliveBiz or Australian Olives websites in the last few days, you would have noticed you’ve been re-directed to the AOA’s brand new website. Launched…
Read MoreHort Innovation’s 2025 Grower and Partner Survey is now open, and they want to hear from you. This annual survey is Hort Innovation’s primary, regular mechanism for feedback about horticulture…
Read More2026 Nuffield Scholarship applications are currently open to Australian primary producers and those working in the agriculture industry, providing the opportunity to travel and study a topic which will add…
Read MoreThe latest Strategic Agrichemical Review Process (SARP) document for the olive industry has been published on the Hort Innovation website, following a review of the current threats and management options.…
Read MoreTime is running out to confirm your place at the ultimate pre-production learning event, the AOA’s annual Olive Oil Processing Workshop. Following requests from WA producers, the two-day intensive course…
Read MoreThe Soil Wealth ICP team is running a webinar on greenhouse gas accounting, providing attendees with a clearer understanding of farm emissions and current industry requirements. You’ll also learn more…
Read MoreThe Olive Wellness Institute is participating in a culinary masterclass event at the Foodservice Expo in Melbourne in May. The masterclass will include an extra virgin olive oil tasting and…
Read MoreHort Innovation Frontiers, in partnership with Startupbootcamp and Cluster Connect, has announced the launch of a new program designed to drive innovation to tackle the most pressing challenges in horticulture.…
Read MoreSince early 2024, the Biosecurity Planning team at Plant Health Australia (PHA) has successfully completed biosecurity planning projects and developed resources for nine Australian horticultural industries – apple and pear,…
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