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National Horticultural Research Network Fruit Sector RD&E Framework September 2010 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Source of Crop investment Qld NSW Vic Tas SA NT WA CSIRO HAL Non-PISC Total Other Non-PISC 0 0 Tropicals Agency 182 74 213 469 HAL with agency 0 Agency with other 37 37 Total Other Tropicals 0 182 0 0 0 111 213 0 0 506 Fruit Non-PISC 987 987 General Agency 632 446 172 1250 HAL with agency 215 51 449 274 989 Agency with other 1158 67 1225 Total Fruit General 215 51 2239 0 0 0 446 513 987 4451 Total Investment Fruit 9,387 6,950 8,623 1,249 2,014 494 4,794 2,375 18,021 53,907 1.2.1 Analysis of Table 4 Total investment from all sources approached $54 million in 2008/09, with two thirds sourced from PISC agencies as cash, salaries and overhead costs. In most cases, the level of investment within each State for a particular industry aligns with the relative production for that industry in that State (Tables 1-3). Investment by HAL with Non-PISC agencies is significant, comprising 34% of the total investment. Non-HAL funding bodies such as DAFF, RIRDC and ACIAR invest in issues such as market access, plant health, post harvest and production systems. Much of ACIAR‟s investment is through collaborating agencies to recipient overseas countries, but funded projects usually have application and outcomes for Australian industries. This is typically a condition of co-investment by the collaborating research providers. The major PISC agency RD&E investment in these industries indicates existing investment priorities for broad RD&E areas. These provide a platform from which to develop future investment under the RD&E Framework for the fruit sector. Temperate Fruit Pome fruit industries were one of the largest RD&E investment areas. Over $9.9 million were invested in total in 2008/09, half of which was with non-HAL providers for industry development and commercialisation. Vic and WA were the highest PISC-agency investors, 24 | P a g e
National Horticultural Research Network Fruit Sector RD&E Framework September 2010 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Over $7.4 million was invested in stone fruit and under $1.6 million in cherries. Stonefruit investment was shared equally between PISC agencies and HAL. The major PISC agency investor was Vic, followed by NSW and SA Total RD&E investment in berry industries was just under $5 million. Of this nearly two-thirds come from investment through the PISC agencies. Major PISC investors were Victoria and Queensland. Citrus, Tablegrapes, Dried Fruit and Avocado Citrus shares with pome fruit as one of the largest single RD&E investment areas, with over $9.1 million invested, shared equally between PISC agencies and industry (through HAL), and with NSW and South Australia as the largest PISC investors. A total of over $3 million was invested in table grape RD&E, with 30% from PISC agencies. WA was the largest single investor, followed by CSIRO. Dried fruit RD&E totalled over $1 million with most PISC agency investment by CSIRO. Over $3.2 million was invested in avocado RD&E, primarily by Qld. Tropical Fruit Tropical fruit comprise over seven industries with virtually all PISC agency investment by Qld, with the exception of the Northern Territory and WA for mangoes. Total investment was greatest for mangoes (52%), followed by bananas (18%). For both these crops HAL invested significantly with Non-PISC providers and Qld in particular co-invested with non-HAL funding bodies. 25 | P a g e
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