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At Batlow, apple grower Barney Hyams said he stopped growing stone fruit in after "complete and utter wipe-outs" saw him lose his entire crop in two days. Mr Hyams said he felt a lot of empathy for growers who might find the majority of their crop has been damaged when picking resumes. Batlow usually receives more rainfall than Young which makes it less desirable for cherry growers. But Ralph Wilson has persisted for the past three decades, growing both apples and cherries at orchards in Batlow.

Mr Wilson said the full impact of the rainfall was not yet clear, but having measured 80 millimetres of rain over the weekend it is likely the first variety of cherries will split. Young farmer Trevor Hall said it was not all bleak for the industry, with the reopening of the Vietnam market to exports after a new treatment for the Queensland fruit fly. Mr Coleman said new export access to the coveted China market was also expected to open up for mainland cherry growers before the end of the Australian cherry harvest.

The Chinese market agreed to accept NSW fruit under new treatment protocols for the Queensland fruit fly and industry and the government are working to finalise an arrangement and confirm a commencement date. News Home. News Ticker Live blog Follow our live coverage for the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic. Cherry prices stable, despite bumper crop.

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It was an opportunity for both parties, not-for-profits and individuals, to meet and speak with each other, discuss board opportunities and the mutal benefits. Who should attend in ? This event is open to all registered Irish Charities and Not-for-Profits, and any individual looking to volunteer on a not-for-profit or charity board. Joining a not-for-profit board is a great way to give back to a cause you are passionate about by sharing your skills, expertise, and time, as well as upskilling yourself.

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