Bubbly Bark Bulletin

Bubbly Bark is a condition of Chestnut trees characterised by bubbling and softness of the bark; poor bud development or bud death; wilting and dying of branches or the tree, usually above the graft.  CLICK HERE to learn more.

2015 CAI Agenda & Minutes

Minutes 2/11/15 Agenda 2/11/15 Minutes 12/9/15 Agenda 12/9/15 Minutes 27/7/15 Agenda 27/7/15 Minutes 15/6/15 Agenda 15/6/15 Minutes 10/3/15 Agenda 10/3/15 Minutes 20/2/15 Agenda 20/2/015 Minutes 20/1/15 Agenda 20/1/15

Nut Rot Bulletin

Chestnut Rot is a significant problem facing the Australian chestnut industry. Symptoms manifest as brown lesions on the kernel of the chestnut. The disease is often not visible externally, providing a challenge for growers and consumers alike.  CLICK HERE to learn...

2014 AGM & Conference Presentations

Presidents Report – Adam Gatford CAI Annual Financial Report 2013/2014 Marketing Report – Luciano Cester ANIC Report – Andrew Hall IAC Report – Brian Casey CH13005 – Cooling Project – Jenny Ekman AHR R&D Report – Chris...