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2010 National Conference - Christchurch, Canterbury - Thursday 25^th to Sunday 28^th March 2010 - more details...

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Events Calendar lists some field days, meetings and annual Conferences that you can attend; as a visitor, learner, or mentor. Ask your questions, plant your trees better.
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Recent: Poisoning Paradise with 1080
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"BASIC NOTES - TREE CROPS IN NEW ZEALAND" booklet (Green Guide) - the tree cropper's FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) - more details...
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NEWS -

Obituary - Jim Dunckley, hero of Tree Croppers
Articles archive for TreeCropper updated, now sortable on-line
Find that important article more quickly in your collection of magazines - read more...
Internet Explorer version 8 – a Relief for the Entire Internet
Off-topic, but if you are using IE to view this, or use IE to view Google, Yahoo etc – it is so important to upgrade to IE 8 - read more...
Tree-To-Earth pH Difference May Generate Harvestable Energy
An experimental wireless mesh network for monitoring forests for fire danger was recently demonstrated while being powered by the trees themselves...
Trees for Bees project - NZTCA Bay of Plenty Branch has initiated a Bee Sub-group, to promote Bees and their needs...
Vitex in NZ? Cinderella fruit: Wild delicacies become cash crops
Hazelnut research makes progress, collecting pollination data, variety identification, workshops and more...
Nick Nelson-Parker wins Dr Don McKenzie Award at Conference 2009, for his contribution to tree crops.
Guava Moth threat - Plea to not bring fruit into Bay of Plenty
Those travelling north of Auckland are asked to be careful when bringing fruit back to the Bay of Plenty.
Fruit Driller Caterpillar (Guava Moth) - Auckland infestation update by John R Clearwater
"Conclusions: Homeowners in Auckland city will now find their fruit infested when harvested…"
Mark Christensen's 2006 Apple Cancer Research Update
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