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Floriculture Newsletter

Newsletter mailed directly to those in the floriculture industry

Editors: Nikki Poulish and Chris Newell

The editors can be contacted on:
Nikki Poulish
     E-mail npoulish@agric.wa.gov.au

Current issue

  • Floriculture newsletter : issue 68 (December 2006) [333kb PDF file]
    Contents: A word from the editor, seasonal reminders, report on Flowers 2006 The Australian Flower Conference, future of biotechnology in floriculture, somatic hybridisation for Australian cut flowers, control of gall wasp in Geraldton wax, scholarship awarded to Western Australian flower grower, Australian Flower Industry Magazine Award for WA, Japanese ikebana school visits WA, tomato yellow leaf curl virus in Lisianthus, WA Greenhouse Growers Association Expo report, downy mildew of Impatiens, new members for the WA Flora Industry Advisory Committee wanted, WA nursery wins national weed honour, Wildflower Growers of WA, WA Protea Growers Association, WA grower group contact details, business opportunity for grower groups, new publications, floriculture market research reports now available on-line, obituary - Jeff Hayler, Interflora annual conference sends a message to growers, revised import conditions for ornamental species including roses, new web messageboard ... igrow.com.au/~igrow/index.php, national body for traditional cut flower sector, 2007 NSW Wildflower Conference

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