AUSTRALIAN Citrus NEWS

• Special Biosecurity Feature in the new June/July edition of AUSTRALIAN Citrus NEWS

• Citrus Canker/HLB Identification Guide poster pull out

• Interesting Articles on
• FRW Control Practises
• Maturity Testing
• Update on the fight for the fairer IR Laws

• CA News
• New Membership Form and Brochure

Available next week - make sure you get your copy!!!

Background Information on AUSTRALIAN Citrus NEWS

Citrus Australia produces a bimonthly newsletter, Australian Citrus News (ACN), which is the peak national citrus publication providing focused information on the citrus industry in Australia.

Editorial content includes the latest developments in citrus production technology, information on the marketing and promotion of citrus fruits and juice products in Australia and overseas, Citrus Australia and industry news and issues and statistics relating to production, market intelligence and trade.

ACN is distributed free of charge to all Citrus Australia members and to Australian commercial citrus growers

ACN is also available by subscription to other interested people and organisations. Click here to download a current subscription form.

Readership surveys indicate that ACN has the highest readership by citrus growers of all horticultural publications (Yencken 1997) and was rated the primary citrus information source in a subsequent study of information providers in the industry.

Interested in advertising in the Australian Citrus News?

The ACN, due to its wide distribution and high circulation, is an ideal opportunity to get your message to all sectors of the industry.

If you are interested in taking up the opportunity to advertise in this publication please view the downloadable PDF:

Advertising Rates, Specifications & Deadlines 2009

Citrus Industry Annual Investment Program Report
The report on the citrus industry annual investment program is a comprehensive report on all the projects that are funded through research and development (R&D), and marketing levies.

2007-08 Citrus Inudstry Report

This publications has been produced by Horticulture Australia Limited (HAL) in partnership with Citrus Australia Ltd and has been funded by the national citrus research and development (R&D) levy. The Australian Government provides matched funding for all HAL's R&D activities.