The ACIAR Mango Agribusiness Research Program concluded with a workshop held in Haikou, China, 19-21 March 2019. The outcomes of this workshop offer new perspectives on the key issues...
The ACIAR Mango Agribusiness Research Program concluded with a workshop held in Haikou, China, 19-21 March 2019. The outcomes of this workshop offer new perspectives on the key issues...
Griffith University and CATAS hosted the ACIAR Agribusiness Research Program Workshop 19 to 21 March 2019 at the Shangri-La Hotel, Haikou, Hainan Island, China. Participants came together from Cambodia, China,...
Key workshop speakers in Sanur, Indonesia. The first workshop was successfully delivered in Sanur, Indonesia on 24 and 25 November. Full details of the presentations can be found under the...
Project workshop at the Mercure Sanur hotel, Indonesia. Presentations and discussions were held between government, industry, farming community stakeholders about tropical fruit processing in the Asia-Pacific region.
Adela Radana (grower) and Jimuel Rebigan (Extension Officer) Samal Island in the Philippines Mangoes are an economically important crop in the Philippines and Australia. In the Philippines, around 860,000 tonnes...
The successful ACIAR project, research and development of Integrated crop management for mango production in southern Philippines and Australia (HORT/2012/019) concluded with a final research workshop in Davao, the Philippines...
Mango Agribusiness Program launch, Workshop 1 held in Guangzhou, 19 March 2018. More information to follow over the next 18 months.
The Philippines stands to benefit from an Australian invention that is vastly improving the way fruit is ripened for market Easily bruised, fast-to-spoil fruit such as mangoes and bananas require relatively sophisticated...