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Posted on November 11, 2015
APAL is re-launching the annual Apple and Pear Post-harvest Seminar in early 2016 to educate and inform packing shed managers, growers and industry about the latest in cold storage.
Dr James Mattheis, Research Leader at the United States Department of Agriculture will make two presentations.This year, special guest Dr James Mattheis from theUnited States Department of Agriculture(USDA) will join the team of expert researchers and consultants. As a post-harvest physiology Research Leader in apples, pears and cherries James specialises in the indications of maturity and quality factors as well as developing and applying optimal cold storage environments for new and specific varieties. James will present on two topics including: harvest maturity, postharvest technologies, quality and disorders; and apple volatiles as an indicator of fruit physiological condition.
The program will be well-rounded and full of information about both pre- and post-harvest applications.
Attendees will be presented with the essentials required when managing to achieve optimal storage and quality in the packing shed. Information will also be provided about the linkages between pre-harvest conditions and post-harvest quality – looking at better ways to utilise current technologies and new ones coming our way.
Date | Wednesday, 13 January 2016 | Time | 9am – 3:30pm | Cost | $80 APAL members$90 non-APAL members | Location | Best Western Airport Motel & Convention Centre33 Ardlie Street, Attwood, Vic, 3049Ph: 03 9333 2200Please note: the venue is located 8 minutes from the Melbourne Airport so interstate attendees can easily fly in and out. A courtesy bus is available for pick up and drop off at no extra charge. Please contact Nikki K. Wood on [url=mailto: admin@apal.org.au]admin@apal.org.au[/url] or 03 9329 3511 to arrange this service.Attendees who would like to stay overnight at the venue can mention APAL at the time of their booking to receive the following discounted rates:
$144 single or twin share $155 single with breakfast $174 twin with breakfast Free onsite parking available to all seminar attendees.
| For more information or to book your place, contact APAL Technical Manager Angus Crawford on acrawford@apal.porg.au or 03 9329 3511.
AgendaTime | Presenter | Topic | 09:00 | Registration | Coffee and tea on arrival | 09:30 | Marcel Veens | Link between pre-harvest management and post-harvest quality | 10:10 | Robert Holmes | Improved post-harvest disease control preventing post-harvest losses | 10:30 | Break | Morning tea | 10:50 | Dr James Mattheis | Harvest maturity and how post-harvest technologies impact quality – including disorders | 11:40 | Olivia Tait | Review of export results for the 2015 season | 11:50 | Brad Georges | Re-engineering post-harvest costs and packing for export | 12:20 | Break | Lunch | 13:10 | Austin Taylor | MediTube®for the removal of unwanted compounds for improved storage | 13:30 | Dr Dario Stefanelli | New technologies for managing maturity | 14:00 | TBA | Sanitation and food safety management across the supply chain | 14:10 | Quick break | Afternoon tea | 14:20 | Stephen Tancred | Demonstration trials 1-MCP, DPA on Granny Smith and Packham | 14:40 | Dr James Mattheis | Apple fruit volatiles; impacts of fruit development, ethylene and storage environment | 15:20 | Close |
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