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Providing growers, packers and industry representatives with important information, profile pieces and extension research relevant to South Australia and beyond.Funded by Citrus SA Inc. and produced by The Podcast Station.
Unknown Host hosts The Citrus Segment, a business show with 39 episodes published.
Chair Chat | August 2026 In this month’s Chair Chat, Citrus SA Chair Mark Doecke provides an update on the 2026 citrus season as the Riverland moves through the final mid-season varieties and towards late navels. Export
The South Australian citrus season is underway, with early varieties now being harvested and growers turning their attention to fruit quality, market conditions and the months ahead. In this chair chat, Citrus SA Chair M
In this episode of Riverland Citrus Stories, we feature Mike Arnold from GM Arnold & Son at Waikerie, a long-standing citrus grower with more than seventy years in the industry. Mike’s experience spans generations, from
In this episode of Riverland Citrus Stories, we hear from Helen Aggelettos, Managing Director and Marketing Manager of Venus Citrus at Loxton. Helen shares the story of how her father established the business after movin
In this episode of Riverland Citrus Stories, we look at the Yandilla Park story and pay tribute to its founder, Andrew Weigall. Through the recollections of former employees Phil Binder and Steve Burdette, the episode ex
John Plush from Winkie reflects on more than a century of family involvement in the Riverland citrus industry. His grandfather, Cecil Plush, selected horticultural land in 1914 and began developing a mixed property of ci
In this episode of Riverland Citrus Stories, Jeff Knispel, Joint Managing Director of Nippy’s, outlines how a small ten-acre mixed fruit property at Moorook in the 1930s evolved into a vertically integrated citrus, juice
David Ingerson represents the third generation of a Riverland citrus family that began with a small mixed orchard at Berri in 1930. From those modest beginnings, the family business has expanded across multiple site, now
This is the first episode in Riverland Citrus Stories, a new special series on The Citrus Segment podcast for Citrus SA, examining how South Australia’s citrus industry developed and evolved over time. To set the scene,
Riverland Citrus Stories explores the people, decisions and developments that have shaped South Australia’s citrus industry. From early plantings around Adelaide to the River Murray irrigation districts and modern orchar
In our final Chair Chat for 2025, Citrus SA Chair Mark Doecke updates growers on what he’s been working on over the past couple of months, including fruit fly management, import concerns, industry advocacy, and how the s
Chair Chat with Citrus SA Chair, Mark Doecke In this episode of The Citrus Segment, Citrus SA Chair Mark Doecke discusses: Season update – late varieties still in demand, but fruit size and pack outs have been mixed.Juic
In this episode of The Citrus Segment, Kerrie Lush-Robertson sits down with Citrus SA Chair Mark Doecke for a timely update on the South Australian citrus season. Mark shares what’s currently being picked across the regi
Welcome to The Citrus Segment, the official podcast of Citrus South Australia, the peak body representing citrus growers in the region. In this episode, Kerrie Robertson sits down with Citrus SA Chair Mark Doecke for the
In this episode, Kerrie Robertson chats with Mark Doecke, Chair of Citrus South Australia, to discuss the latest updates on the citrus industry in South Australia as the season wraps up. Here’s what you can look forward
This month's conversation between Citrus SA chair Mark Doecke and Kerrie Lush-Robertson covers topics including: *Upcoming AGM and why it is crucial for growers to attend to determine the future of Citrus SA. *How the se
The Citrus Segment: Episode Summary Host: Kerrie (Lush) Robertson Guest: Mark Doecke, Chair of Citrus SA In this episode of The Citrus Segment, we catch up with Mark Doecke, to discuss the current state of the citrus sea
In this episode of the Citrus Segment, brought to you by Citrus SA we speak to Mark Doecke for his monthly Chair Chat. This month, fruit fly continues to be a hot topic. Particularly with the South Australian season abou
In this episode of The Citrus Segment, brought to you by Citrus SA , we’re back to normal programming with our monthly chair chat with Mark Doecke. Mark shares what the committee has been dealing with over the past month
Amanda Wells, is a PhD candidate, researching the environmental history of citrus growing in the Riverland between 1948 and 1970. In this episode, Amanda explains what she’s been exploring and why.
Mike Arnold
Pastor and Author 'Epicenter: Nigeria, Radical Islam, and The War for Global Order' · Creekside Outdoor Living
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Wells
PhD candidate · Wesley Wells Farm
1 appearance on this show
Helen Aggelettos
Venus Citrus
1 appearance on this show
David Ingerson
Riverland citrus family
1 appearance on this show
Barry Philp
Primary Industries and Resources SA History Group
1 appearance on this show
Mark Doecke
Citrus South Australia
8 appearances on this show
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