Almond rootstock trial field walks 2026

Name: Almond rootstock trial field walks 2026
Start: 2026-06-04T13:30:00+1000
End: 2026-06-09T12:30:00+1000
Location: The Southside Griffith Leagues Club (2 Bridge Rd, Griffith) / Lacey Ave, Lindsay Point (Lacton Farms)

Thu, 4 Jun, 1:30pm - Tue, 9 Jun, 12:30pm AEST

The Southside Griffith Leagues Club (2 Bridge Rd, Griffith) / Lacey Ave, Lindsay Point (Lacton Farms)

Almond Board of Australia

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DUE TO RECENT RAINFALL PRESENTATIONS ABOUT THE RIVERINA ROOTSTOCK TRIAL WILL BE HELD AT THE SOUTHSIDE GRIFFITH LEAGUES CLUB FROM 1:30PM ON JUNE 4, WITH THE ABA REGIONAL MEETING TO FOLLOW.

The almond rootstock program is led by the Almond Board of Australia, hosted by Nuveen Natural Capital (Riverina site) and Lacton Farms (Lindsay Point). These field walks will cover the rootstocks assessed, discussing traits, findings and how this relates to international trends. We are also keen to hear from you on your experience with these rootstocks.

Held over 2 days, growers are invited to attend the event in their region to view the site. Please come dressed in appropriate clothing including high visibility clothing (Available on site) and enclosed shoes.

Riverina rootstock trial update

Thursday June 4, 2026 from 1.30pm (AEST)

The Southside Griffith Leagues Club (2 Bridge Rd, Griffith)

Lacton Farms - Lindsay Point

Tuesday June 9, 2026 from 10:00am (ACST)

Lacey Avenue, Lindsay Point - https://maps.app.goo.gl/dzLy4CtiTrM75QNn6

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The Almond Board of Australia (ABA) is the peak industry body for the Australian almond industry that facilitates the development of the industry, seeks to maximise the viability of stakeholders and ensure its sustainability. The ABA provides a platform for members to collectively respond to industry-wide issues, invest in research and market development, share knowledge and interact with the broader community. The ABA guides the industry’s development by addressing a wide range of challenges and opportunities. These include yield improvement, risk management, cost of inputs and their efficient and sustainable use, better management of pests and diseases, building domestic and export consumption and brand awareness of Australian almonds in export markets. By doing so the ABA provides an efficient and sustainable operating environment for our industry members.

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