Fact sheet: Hazelnut disease - Hazelnut mosaic
Identify the symptoms of hazelnut mosaic and learn how to reduce the risk of virus spread.
EMERGING INDUSTRIES
44 pages
Published: 4 Feb 2022
Publication Code: 22-002
Author(s): Olivia Reynolds, Michael Robinson
ISBN: 978-1-76053-241-3
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The Australian Moringa Strategic RD&E Plan sets out the priority research, development and extension (RD&E) needed to support growth in Australia’s emerging moringa industry, including the key barriers and opportunities shaping future investment. Moringa is highly versatile—almost all parts of the plant can be used across food, fodder, medicine, biofuel or fertiliser, creating opportunities for climate-resilient agriculture and crop diversification.
While the industry was small (around AU$0.1 million in 2019), estimates suggest the Australian moringa industry could reach AU$2–5 million by 2030, making the strategic plan important for guiding coordinated growth. AgriFutures developed this plan through the Emerging Industries program, and it is based on extensive desktop research and stakeholder consultation, providing a clear foundation for RD&E priorities and future investment to support the long-term growth and competitive advantage of the industry.
This Strategic RD&E Plan outlines the priority research, development and extension activities required to establish a sustainable and profitable Australian moringa industry over the next five years.
It addresses:
This plan is designed for:
It provides a shared strategic framework to support informed decision‑making and coordinated industry development. The vision for the industry is to establish moringa as a sustainable and profitable Australian agricultural industry, recognised as a reliable supplier of high‑quality products to domestic and international markets.
The plan focuses on three core goals: