vegetables

Two centuries of innovation.
A lifetime of success.
Left to right: AUSVEG SA State Manager Jordan
Brooke-Barnett, Michael Vorrasi and Leon Bignell.
has the potential to be used
for export and second-grade
products,” he explained. “I’m
looking at ways that vegetable
growers can add value to their
vegetables and ultimately get a
better return for their produce.”
The pride of South
Australian ag
The South Australian
agriculture community couldn’t
be happier with Michael’s
achievement.
industry receive this prestigious
scholarship,” AUSVEG SA
State Manager Jordan Brooke-
Barnett said.
The South Australian Minister
for Agriculture Leon Bignell also
congratulated Michael.
“I am sure Michael will be
an excellent ambassador for
the state’s vegetable industry
throughout his travels,” he
said. He added that the
award recognised the huge
importance of the state’s
horticulture industry.
“We are very pleased to see
such a prominent and influential
member of the South Australian
vegetable industry receive this
prestigious scholarship.”
- Jordan Brooke-Barnett,
AUSVEG SA State Manager
Diskoa
+ Improved field resistance
+ New Pursuit type with larger, erect frame & excellent
head cover
+ Premium market quality, medium-large sized with
dark, thick leaf
+ Best suited to shoulder season (spring & autumn),
harvest in southern regions
+ Bl: 16-32, Nr:0
“We are very pleased to
see such a prominent and
influential member of the
South Australian vegetable
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“I congratulate Michael on his
brilliant achievement and I look
forward to more exceptional
talent emerging from the
industry.”
Big plans
Looking ahead, Michael is
excited by the opportunities
the scholarship will bring to
benefit his work and broaden
his horizons.
“It’s great to have the ability
to help develop what we’re
doing as a business, helping
to meet some of the strategic
directions that we’re trying to go
towards,” Michael said.
“From a personal
development point of view,
it’s a great opportunity to
network with other people
and learn from them and see
what’s happening in different
countries. So I think personally
it will be a good development.”
Kismet F1
+ Extremely adaptable & uniform
+ Approximately 80-95 days from transplant to maturity
+ High quality, heavy white curds
+ Very large vigorous frame with good curd cover & firm
curds
+ For warm-intermediate slot in southern production
areas
Important: The descriptions, illustrations, photographs, advice, suggestions and vegetation
cycles that may be presented herein are aimed at experienced professionals and are derived
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