Horticulture

This report contains a description of an ACIAR supported project concerned with the postharvest transport of fresh fruit and vegetables in Papua New Guinea that has demonstrated how fresh produce can be moved from the Highlands to the main markets of Papua New Guinea and arrive in good condition

A symposium was organised in November 2006 in the Philippines, to provide an opportunity for bamboo researchers to present their findings. The peer-reviewed papers contained herein provide an opportunity to fully report on the research.

Proceedings of the International Coconut Forum held in Cairns, Australia, 22-24 November 2005

This proceedings covers papers presented at end of project workshop in Beijing in 2001

This publication contains the 125 papers presented at the 19th ASEAN/1st APEC Seminar on Postharvest Technology held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from 9 to 12 November 1999

A review of options for monitoring and minimising the contamination of agricultural produce and the environment by pesticide residues, while maintaining the benefits of pesticide use for agricultural production

Treatments which extend storage life by reducing disease and delaying ripening are essential if tropical fruit are to be shipped to distant markets

The objective of this workshop on disease resistance in fruit was to review recent research on non-chemical control of fruit diseases, with particular emphasis on utilisation and enhancement of constitutive or inducible host defence mechanisms.

These proceedings arose from a workshop associated with an ACIAR project on the development of postharvest handling technology for selected tropical tree fruits

(Available electronically only) These proceedings present the contributions made at the International Conference on Postharvest Handling of Tropical Fruits held in Chiang Mai, Thailand in July 1993.

OUT OF STOCK These proceedings are the outcome of a workshop held under the auspices of ACIAR

An overview of ACIAR's fruit and vegetable program in the Philippines.

A weed identification guide for farmers and extension workers in the upland cropping systems of Cambodia. Sponsored by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, the NSW Department of Primary Industries, and the Cambodian Agricultural Research and Development Institute. This book is part of a series of publications produced by ACIAR in support of the on-going rollout of on-farm demonstrations for upland crops in Cambodia.

This spiral-bound postharvest manual is a valuable reference for farmers, marketers and extension personnel as they seek to improve the management and marketing of highlands-based fresh produce.

Gardens of Oceania summarises available knowledge about numerous food plants with commercial potential.

This book describes a process to select safer pesticides and to improve the management of pesticide use.

This publication focuses on the Phytophthora pathogens present in Southeast Asia, their hosts, general biology and economics

This impact assessment focused on two ACIAR mango projects, looking at production cycles and quarantine requirements in export markets. The production cycle project was a high risk project in a very complex area and it did not have direct impacts, however it did initiate further research. The quarantine requirement project was a lower risk project and it generated significant returns on investment.

Final report for project HORT/2003/045

Final report for HORT/2001/049.

Final report for HORT/2003/071.

Final report for HORT/2001/023.

Final report for HORT/2006/011.

Final report for HORT/2007/210 and HORT/2007/032.

Final report for HORT/2006/108.

Final report for HORT/2006/006 [Indonesian].

Final report for HORT/2006/006 [Vietnamese].

Final report for HORT/2006/006.

Final report for HORT/2006/055.

Diseases of Fruit Crops in Australia covers important diseases affecting the broad range of fruit and nut crops grown throughout Australia.