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The fruit fly story: everything you need to know

The fruit fly story: everything you need to know

The story of how Queensland Fruit Flies meet, mate, and reproduce. Everything you need to know to learn how to beat these pests.

How to review and improve your fruit tree netting

How to review and improve your fruit tree netting

Ineffective netting over your fruit trees may be costing you more than you think, so review your netting at the end of the season.

6 Steps to Looking After Fruit Fly and Bird Nets

6 Steps to Looking After Fruit Fly and Bird Nets

Fruit fly and bird nets are key to your fruit growing success. These 6 simple steps to look after them properly will help them last longer.

Could grasshoppers be eating your fruit?

Could grasshoppers be eating your fruit?

Grasshoppers can do damage to fruit and to leaves on your fruit trees, but it’s possible to keep them under control with these strategies.

Netting fruit trees made simple for backyard growers

Netting fruit trees made simple for backyard growers

The sooner you net your fruit trees, the sooner you’ll get reliable crops. We explain the different systems to help you choose the right one.

The downside of drape netting fruit trees

The downside of drape netting fruit trees

Netting your fruit trees is a great idea, but can have unintended consequences if you don’t remove them in a timely fashion.

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