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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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4.5 A <strong>National</strong> Framework for Future RD&E delivery for the Nut Sector (Change Plan)<br />

4.5.1 Indicative Future investment in the Sector by the PISC Agencies<br />

Table 32 sets out indicative future RD&E leadership for the various crops that make up the nut sector.<br />

The table is set up in terms of the “Major Priority” agency, leading RD&E for that crop and the<br />

Support and Link agencies. Definitions for these terms are taken from the <strong>National</strong> Primary Industries<br />

<strong>Research</strong>, Development and <strong>Industry</strong> Development Framework Statement of Intent and are as follows;<br />

Major Priority Role, Support Role and Link Role are as defined in the Fruit Sector Framework<br />

(Section 1). Future investment areas are aligned with the HAL investment portfolios. A description of<br />

the disciplines covered by the HAL portfolio is provided in the appendices.<br />

Table 32. Indicative future RD&E investment by PISC Agencies. The table also indicates the HAL<br />

research portfolios in which agencies propose to contribute in their Major Priority and Support roles<br />

Crop Major Priority Support Support Link<br />

Macadamia<br />

Almond<br />

NSW<br />

Crop Production<br />

Plant Health<br />

<strong>Industry</strong><br />

Development<br />

Qld<br />

Crop Production<br />

<strong>Industry</strong><br />

Development<br />

Plant Health<br />

Breeding and<br />

Biotechnology<br />

Vic<br />

<strong>Industry</strong><br />

Development,<br />

CSIRO<br />

Post harvest<br />

SA<br />

Crop Production<br />

Plant Health<br />

Environment<br />

Other nuts Tas NSW<br />

<strong>Industry</strong><br />

Development<br />

<strong>Industry</strong><br />

Development<br />

WA, NSW<br />

Vic<br />

<strong>Industry</strong><br />

Development<br />

4.5.2 Future RD&E directions<br />

The high level, future RD&E directions for the industries in the nut sector have been derived from the<br />

R&D drivers identified earlier in the plan. Table 33 lists the response of the NHRN agencies to these<br />

drivers - in recognition of the need for these agencies to maintain a capability in the areas identified.<br />

Many of the RD&E program areas will overlap with industry priorities but this is not necessarily the<br />

case.<br />

Table 33. RD&E Drivers and research priorities in response to those drivers<br />

Crop RD&E Drivers RD&E program areas<br />

Macadamia International competitiveness Post harvest handling, supply chain<br />

(productivity)<br />

Benefits for human health<br />

International competitiveness Breeding<br />

(quality)<br />

Product differentiation<br />

Almond International competitiveness Breeding, variety evaluation<br />

Product differentiation<br />

Agronomy (pulsed fertigation,<br />

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