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<strong>National</strong> <strong>Horticultural</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>Network</strong><br />
Nut Sector RD&E Framework September 2010<br />
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Investment in RD&E for this crop ($'000)<br />
Crop Source of investment Qld NSW Vic Tas SA NT WA CSIRO HAL Non-PISC Total<br />
Other Non-PISC 446 446<br />
Nuts Agency 69 69<br />
HAL with agency 6 14 3 23<br />
Agency with other 0<br />
Total Other Nuts 0 6 83 3 0 0 0 0 446 538<br />
Total Investment Nuts 2,715 1,265 455 3 312 0 0 1,043 1,516 7,039<br />
*CSIRO has recently withdrawn from the macadamia breeding program, which has now been taken up by Qld<br />
4.3.1 Analysis of Table 30<br />
Total investment from all sources exceeded $5 million in 2008/09, with nearly 70% sourced from PISC agencies as cash, salaries and overhead costs.<br />
Investment by HAL with Non-PISC agencies is significant, comprising just over 30% of the total investment.<br />
Macadamia Nuts<br />
Macadamia nuts are the largest recipient of RD&E investment by PISC agencies. Qld followed by NSW and CSIRO were the major investors in 2008-2009,<br />
but note the recent replacement of CSIRO by Qld for the responsibility of the macadamia breeding program. There is also significant investment through<br />
Non-PISC providers - primarily the University of Queensland and by the peak industry body (Australian Macadamia Association) itself.<br />
Almonds<br />
Vic and SA are the major investors.<br />
Other nuts<br />
No PISC agency has a substantial investment in “other nuts”. Vic is the only agency to have some investment.<br />
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