A new grove owner near Taree, NSW, faces challenges reviving a mature olive grove on heavy clay soil in a high-rainfall region. Here’s a practical guide to restoring soil health, drainage, nutrition, and yield. The grove was abandoned and in need of rejuvenation. See what steps can be considered to bring an olive grove back.

Phytophthora root rot is one of the most destructive diseases affecting Australian olive groves. Caused by several Phytophthora species thriving in waterlogged soils, it can lead to root decay, canopy collapse, and even total tree death if unmanaged. This guide explores how to identify symptoms, contributing factors, and the latest integrated management practices.

Discover how to diagnose and manage olive leaf tip dieback, a common issue caused by nutrient deficiencies, salinity, or environmental stress. Learn expert strategies for restoring tree health through balanced nutrition, soil and water management, and effective disease prevention — backed by The Olive Centre’s professional resources and products.

This comprehensive operational report outlines a full management system for professional olive producers, covering seasonal orchard tasks, planning, nutrition management, pest control, pruning, forecasting tools, budgeting, and technology integration.

A practical recovery guide for Australian olive growers outlining how to assess bushfire damage, support tree recovery, manage soil health and restore productivity following fire events in olive groves.

Toro has discontinued its Waterbird irrigation sprinklers, prompting olive growers to reassess under-tree irrigation systems and consider modern alternatives including micro-sprinklers and drip irrigation. What are the alternatives?

A practical guide to minimum water, fuel, fertiliser and crop protection thresholds needed to maintain olive grove productivity and avoid yield losses.