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UPDATED 27 FEBRUARY 2004
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25 Sep 2003 | Spring chill keeps bees from buzzing
Goulburn Valley orchardists are hoping the temperature gauge will rise above 19 degrees, so that honey and native bees will venture out. ...... FULL STORY

24 Sep 2003 | Fruit fly fears for $300m crop
Horticulture growers have warned the South Australian Government that fruit fly could become a serious threat to the $300 million industry if a composting depot is built near Virginia. ...... FULL STORY

17 Sep 2003 | Apple growers angered at Coles' new size rule
Growers are outraged at a decision by Coles Supermarkets to change the specifications for the supply of apples, which they say are "unrealistic". ...... FULL STORY



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