Latest in Agriculture & Horticulture: Oct 19 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 19 Oct 2025 Weekly Agriculture & Horticulture Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Agriculture & Horticulture across Australia for Mon 13th October - Sun 19th October 2025
The Australian agriculture sector is poised for growth with a new export deal to Vietnam that could potentially double blueberry export values in five years, marking a significant opportunity for local producers. Meanwhile, advancements in nanotechnology are enabling more precise measurements of vitamin C in fresh produce, offering insights that could enhance plant nutrition and quality.
In a strategic move, global snack food giant PepsiCo has acquired a leading South Australian seed potato business, aiming to strengthen its supply chain in the Asia-Pacific region. Additionally, efforts to future-proof the macadamia industry are underway, focusing on breeding higher-yielding and more resilient tree varieties to boost exports and ensure sustainability.
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Industry celebrates Vietnam blueberry export deal
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 19 Oct 2025, 6:00amDeal could double blueberry export value in five years
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Nuffield scholarship explores the benefits and viability of biochar usage
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 15 Oct 2025, 6:00amA Nuffield scholar has explored the benefits of biochar usage.
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Global snack food giant buys leading SA potato seed business
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 13 Oct 2025, 6:00amSA seed potato company sale aims to boost Asia-Pacific supply.
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New tech measures vitamin C concentration in fresh produce and juice
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 18 Oct 2025, 6:00amProbe could help producers gain insights into plant nutrition
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Future-proofing the macadamia industry with higher-yielding, more resilient varieties
Good Fruit & Vegetables - News 17 Oct 2025, 6:00amProject aims to bolster exports by breeding better trees