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A scientific approach to managing Panama TR4 in bananas

A scientific approach to managing Panama TR4 in bananas
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Brett summerellMalcolm lettsStephen loweAustralian banana grower councilDepartment of agricultureProgram management boardFar north queenslandFisherie chief biosecurity officer malcolm lettsManagement boardTully valleyமால்கம் லெட்டுகள்ஸ்டீபன் குறைந்தஆஸ்திரேலிய வாழை விவசாயி சபைப்ரோக்ர்யாம் மேலாண்மை பலகைஇதுவரை வடக்கு குயின்ஸ்லாந்துமேலாண்மை பலகை

Minister Hawke shortchanges industry on laborers

Minister Hawke shortchanges industry on laborers
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Eleon collinsAlex hawkeAustralian banana grower councilNational farmers federationAustralian governmentMinister alex hawkeWorking holiday makerChair leon collinsலியோன் கோலின்ஸ்அலெக்ஸ் பருந்துஆஸ்திரேலிய வாழை விவசாயி சபைதேசிய விவசாயிகள் கூட்டமைப்புஆஸ்திரேலிய அரசுஅமைச்சர் அலெக்ஸ் பருந்துவேலை விடுமுறை தயாரிப்பாளர்

Cyclone-hit banana farmers say they requested wage subsidies in March, contrary to Mark Furner s comments

Cyclone-hit banana farmers say they requested wage subsidies in March, contrary to Mark Furner s comments updated 4 AprApril 2021 at 2:15am Agriculture Minister Mark Furner visited damaged banana plantations in the Innisfail region soon after the recent storms. ( Print text only Cancel A disaster-hit grower who hosted Agriculture Minister Mark Furner on his flattened banana farm says the MP s claims he was unaware of requests for wage subsidies are wrong. Key points: Representatives campaigned for a Qantas-style JobKeeper wage subsidy, to keep irreplaceable workers until crops recover Mr Furner said he wasn t aware of the subsidy call, but office confirms receipt of March 8 letter

Mark furnerStephen loweBernie devaneyPrime ministerDavid littleproudAustralian banana grower councilAustralian banana grower associationAgriculture minister mark furnerQantas style jobkeeperSunshine coastCountry hourCyclone niranJim pekinFederal ministerAgriculture david littleproudDisaster recovery arrangements

Banana prices expected to jump after Tropical Cyclone Niran damages Queensland crops

The price of bananas is expected to jump temporarily after Tropical Cyclone Niran caused an estimated $180 million in damage to Far North Queensland s crops. Queensland is responsible for approximately 94 per cent of Australia s banana production, the majority of which is grown in Far North Queensland. Economists and fruit sellers are forecasting a rise in the price of of the popular fruit after the wild weather levelled almost a third of the country s crops. Queensland is responsible for the majority of Australia s banana crops.(iStock) Tropical Cyclone Niran caused an estimated $180 million in damage to Queensland banana crops.(Nine) READ MORE:

Cape melvillePort douglasIsle of man generalIsle of manSpringfield lakesAustralian banana grower councilTropical cyclone niranFar north queenslandFar northTropical cyclone larryTropical cyclone yasiகேப் மெல்வில்லிபோர்த் டக்ளஸ்தீவு ஆஃப் மனிதன் ஜநரல்தீவு ஆஃப் மனிதன்ஸ்பிரிங்ஃபீல்ட் ஏரிகள்

Banana growers call for urgent Government assistance

Banana growers call for urgent Government assistance Australian banana growers who have lost up to 100 per cent of their crop to cyclonic winds are calling for urgent assistance from the Queensland and Federal Governments. In a devastating blow for growers already battling ongoing low prices and worker shortages, most Innisfail district banana growers are now looking at between 3 and 9 months without an income. Boogan fifth generation grower, Charles Camuglia, lost all of his crop to extreme wind on March 1. Grower Charles Camuglia surveys the damage on his farm. Charles lost 100% of his crop “This is 100 per cent of our income,” he said. “It’s going to be hard.”

Stephen loweCharles camugliaTony alcockAmy spearKuldip singhAustralian banana grower councilDepartment of agricultureFederal governmentDisaster recovery funding arrangementsSpecial disaster recoveryMan goJob offersஸ்டீபன் குறைந்தடோனி அல்காக்ஆமி ஈட்டிகுல்திப் சிங்