The Royal Society of Tasmania Lecture, 'In pursuit of the cherry on top - how ecophysiological research enables practice' delivered by Professor Dugald Close.
Geology Lecture Theatre, UTAS
Sandy Bay TAS, Australia
Event description
How did our island become a global leader in premium fruit production? Join Professor Dugald Close, one of Australia's foremost horticultural scientists, for an insightful and entertaining lecture exploring the remarkable rise of Tasmania's cherry industry. From cutting-edge research to the challenges of climate, markets, and technology,
Professor Close will reveal how science, innovation, and industry collaboration have put the cherry on top of Tasmania's agricultural achievements.
Date: Sunday 3 August 2025
Time: Foyer drinks from 3.30pm for the 4pm Lecture
Admission: Free for Members| All welcome| Visitors $5 pay at the door.
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