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Review: Untouchable Girls - The Topp Twins' Story - Vimarsana News

Review: Untouchable Girls - The Topp Twins' Story

Untouchable Girls is a rollicking, intimate, uproarious romp through the triumphant lives of Jools and Lynda Topp that will make you want to sing, to go on the road, ride horses, fall in love and never stop laughing, says Ruth Spencer of Kete Books.         

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Scientists aim to breed easier-to-crack macadamias with more nut, less shell - Vimarsana News

Scientists aim to breed easier-to-crack macadamias with more nut, less shell

Scientists aim to breed easier-to-crack macadamias with more nut, less shell SatSaturday 23 Professor Bruce Topp's research aims to improve production and profitability for the macadamia industry. ( Share Print text only Cancel If you've ever risked your fingers while hitting a macadamia with a hammer, you'll know that the nuts can be tough to crack, yielding a small but tasty kernel inside. Key points: Macadamias have three layers: the outer husk, the shell and the inner kernel Scientists aim to breed nuts that have tougher husks, thinner shells and larger kernels Some of Australia's brighte...

Source: abc.net.au
Cracking a tough nut for macadamia growers - Vimarsana News

Cracking a tough nut for macadamia growers

Macadamia researchers are breeding thinner shells for bigger kernels and tougher husks for resisting pests. The University of Queensland’s Professor Bruce Topp said these combined attributes would boost Australia’s $270 million industry, which earns $190 million in export income annually. “Two thirds of every harvested kilogram is in the weight of the macadamias’ extremely tough shells. That’s a lot of wasted productivity,” Professor Topp said. “The goal for many growers is to produce less shell and more kernel from each nut but with the shell still tough enough to resist pests....