Ten reasons for growing and drinking Australian Coffee
Could you be our next Australian coffee investor or producer? The cooler climate of Australia’s subtropical latitudes provides a longer ripening season which brings out...
32 pages
Published: 1 Jan 2003
Author(s): Hooper, Peter, Dennis, Jeremy
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Coriander spice seed has been grown in Australia since the 1970’s and in 1998 production was estimated to be 5,000 tonnes worth $5.75 million in export income for the Australian economy. More recently, production has declined, principally through the effects of disease on yields and production costs. A major problem is bacterial blight which is widespread, very damaging and has no effective control in infected crops.