Cherry Hill Coolstores offer a wide range of seed services — such as cool storage, grading, potato seed, cutting and bulk unloading.
Phone: (03) 6426 1590
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HI AND WELCOME TO SPRING. The new season is off to a flying start, plenty of early potatoes have been planted already. I was talking to a contractor planting poppies… his comment was interesting – “I’ve planted 200 hectares of poppies so far and the…
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WE ARE HALFWAY THROUGH 2014! WHERE DOES THE TIME GO? The end of the financial year sees us at edition seven, which includes a look at Glenn Carr’s new twin row self propelled Grimme potato harvester. We profile one of our founders Kevin Langmaid, a…
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IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE WE ARE INTO MARCH ALREADY WITH APRIL AND EASTER SOON APPROACHING. Our sixth edition is packed with exciting news! Brenden won his cricket championship for a fourth year in a row and now he’s finished celebrating he has had time to…
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WELCOME AND SEASON REPORT Tis the season to be jolly and more importantly check your seed! All potato growers should be inspecting their seed. You might see something you wish to avoid i.e., paddock condition or stones. You will also see paddocks that would not…
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WELCOME AND SEASON REPORT Spring is here and we are seeing the temperature starting to rise. Some early potato growers are planning to plant in the first half of September. Boy how fast the seasons roll around. At Cherry Hill we began cutting seed in…
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WELCOME AND SEASON REPORT Wow! How fast do the seasons roll round? At Cherry Hill we started pre-cutting on the 15th of April. Until now the ambient weather has been good for curing sets. However, as this is written, the day temperature is down to…
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WELCOME AND SEASON REPORT Well Growers, as you know, now is the time to start thinking about your seed. The process of securing quality seed is to talk to your field officer to find out your contract size and varieties. The next step is seed…
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At present, all seed cutting facilities rely upon ambient air conditions to suberize their cut seed. Ninety percent of the time this is fine, but if your cut seed is in the other ten percent it can be detrimental. To combat this, Cherry Hill Coolstores…
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