Research that works for developing countries and AustraliaHorticultureResearch Program Manager: Mr Les Baxter email: baxter@aciar.gov.au ACIAR's horticulture research program aims to improve the productivity, profitability and sustainability of fruit, vegetable and ornamental crop production in developing countries and Australia. Emphases are to improve the utility and efficiency of supply chains, optimise the quality and suitability of produce for market requirements, and minimise pre- and post-harvest losses of fruit and vegetable crops. The ACIAR horticulture program will increasingly focus on a complete supply chain approach to crop production. This approach will aim to identify and address multiple constraints to individual horticultural industry development which often arise simultaneously throughout the supply chain and can potentially reduce the impact of single issue interventions. All ProjectsHORT/1995/003 - Control of gemini virus diseases of cotton and tomato in Pakistan and Australia HORT/1997/094 - Management of postharvest diseases of sub-tropical and tropical fruit using their natural resistance mechanisms HORT/1998/061 - Coconut tissue culture for clonal propagation and safe germplasm exchange HORT/1998/140 - Postharvest handling and disease control in melons in China and Australia HORT/1999/081 - Reducing spoilage and contamination risks of fresh vegetables in China and Australia HORT/2000/081 - Bioremediation technology for insecticide residues in horticulture HORT/2000/127 - Improving and maintaining productivity of bamboo for quality timber and shoots in Australia and the Philippines HORT/2001/023 - Horticulture industry development for market-remote communities HORT/2001/049 - Development of PRSV-P resistant papaya genotypes by introgression of genes from wild Carica species HORT/2002/016 - Improving the implementation of integrated crop management in Brassica vegetables through a decision support toolkit based on end-user needs in China and Australia HORT/2002/030 - Improving sub tropical citrus production in Sikkim and Australia HORT/2002/062 - The development of integrated pest management for Brassica crops in DPRK and its improvement in Australia HORT/2003/045 - Improvement of vegetable production and postharvest management systems in Cambodia and Australia HORT/2003/046 - Integrated control of powdery mildew and other disease, weed and insect problems in squash in Tonga and Australia HORT/2003/047 - Improved plant protection in the Solomon Islands HORT/2003/071 - Integrated pest management and supply chain improvement for mangoes in the Philippines and Australia HORT/2004/010 - Building integrated pest management capacity in Iraq initially concentrating on control of jasmine whitefly in the citrus/date system of central Iraq HORT/2004/030 - Control of Asian honeybees in the Solomon Islands HORT/2004/049 - Improved farming systems for managing soil-borne pathogens of ginger in Fiji and Australia HORT/2004/063 - Integrated pest management in a sustainable production system for Brassica crops in Fiji and Samoa HORT/2005/077 - Integrated crop management package for sustainable smallholder gardens in Solomon Islands HORT/2005/134 - The use of pathogen tested planting materials to improve sustainable sweet potato production in Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea HORT/2005/142 - Improving mandarin production in Bhutan and Australia through the implementation of on-farm best management practices HORT/2005/153 - Development of integrated crop management practices to increase sustainable yield and quality of mangoes in Pakistan and Australia HORT/2005/154 - Assessment of mango diseases, pest and production problems in Pakistan HORT/2005/157 - Optimising mango supply chains for more profitable horticultural agri-enterprises in Pakistan and Australia HORT/2005/160 - Increasing citrus production in Pakistan and Australia through improved orchard management techniques HORT/2006/006 - Development of an embryo culture manual and an embryo transplantation technique for coconut germplasm movement and seedling production of elite coconut types HORT/2006/053 - Evaluation of the impact of Dasheen mosaic virus on and other viruses on taro yield HORT/2006/055 - Developing the ornamentals industry in the Pacific: an opportunity for income generation HORT/2006/106 - Screening and field trials of high-carotenoid sweet potatoes in Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea to improve human vitamin A status HORT/2006/108 - The potential for tropical fruits production in Tonga - A feasibility and constraints analysis HORT/2006/111 - Managing trade risks arising from the use of crop protection chemicals in horticultural crops in the Philippines and Australia HORT/2006/173 - Tongan tropical fruit production - improving genetic diversity and production capacity building HORT/2007/032 - Detection surveys for mango seed and pulp weevils in Sarangani and Davao del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines - Phase 2 HORT/2007/066 - Enhanced profitability of selected vegetable value chains in the southern Philippines and Australia HORT/2007/067 - Improved domestic profitability and export competitiveness of selected fruit value chains in the southern Philippines and Australia HORT/2007/072 - Postgraduate Scholarship Scheme for University of South Pacific, Fiji HORT/2007/210 - Detection surveys for mango seed and pulp weevils in Sarangani and Davao del Sur, Mindanao, Philippines PHT/1993/877 - Low cost disinfestation systems for fruit PHT/1994/007 - Pineapple quality improvement PHT/1994/016 - Shelf-life extension of leafy vegetables PHT/1994/037 - In-store drying of grain in China PHT/1994/045 - Control of ripening in papaya and mango by genetic engineering PHT/1995/134 - Management of Phytophthora diseases of durian PHT/1995/136 - Cocoa fermentation, drying and genotype product quality assessment PHT/1996/004 - Monitoring mycotoxins and pesticides in grain and food production systems for risk management in Viet Nam and Australia PHT/1996/152 - Postharvest handling and disease control in melons PHT/1997/065 - Development of a spouted bed dryer as part of a two-stage drying strategy for grain in Vietnam PHT/1997/131 - Computer-assisted learning as a tool to improve grain storage pest management in key ASEAN countries PHT/1997/161 - Market based analysis of constraints to banana industry development in Indonesia and Australia PHT/1998/137 - Integrating effective phosphine fumigation practices into grain storage systems in China, Vietnam and Australia PHT/1999/040 - Genetic engineering of pineapples with blackheart resistance PHT/2000/080 - Selection for peanut varieties with low aflatoxin risk |
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