Call me to get a quote, you may be pleasantly surprised how small the cost is, and what change this can make to your growing. A small cost can save $1000’s.

Yes, of course. We have a climate change scientist as part of our team. We would draw their expertise into the project.

This depends on the scale and scope. For a large operation I suggest a monthly visit to allow for a free flowing discussion on how the operation is performing and to give you independent external advice. For a home grower, one visit may be all you need to set you up with a great growing platform. I am always available for 1-off visits to help rectify specific issues.

This is really common, and a session 1:1 or with your team can make a real difference immediately. The responses to pruning is key in understanding how the tree will grow and produce in the next several years.

OK - let me take a look and we can establish a plan to help you manage them – no matter what your growing philosophy is – organic, conventional or biodynamic

Absolutely, and I prefer to be there right from the start from the planning to the development stages and to harvest. There are some common simple mistakes that get made and can costs hundreds of thousands of $ over the life of the project. A straightforward project plan will provide a step by step approach to the development that you can follow to ensure you don’t make these mistakes.

I can do a full site analysis and give you a report of the options for you, based on the location, soils, climate and market conditions.

Let’s sit down and work out an irrigation schedule and monitoring plan to ensure the most efficient amount of water to apply.

Yes, lets determine the scope of what you are after and I can give you a quote for the work.

Yes, let’s discuss the issues and look at a plan that we can work on with the team to build capability and communication.

Let me call in have a look and see what we can do to recover it and get a plan for it for the next few years.

Yes, and this will really help the overall productivity of the orchard, by having staff who are passionate and know what to do.

I’d love to – community groups are special and often the catalyst for change and connectiveness.