Video Courtesy of Australian Macadamia Channel
RELATED ARTICLES
Homegrown wasp readies to tackle macadamia felted coccid in SA orchards
Another wasp is making waves in South Africa’s macadamia industry, this time a natural predator of the felted coccid, which has arrived in the country and is under quarantine readying for release. The dominant regular predator of Australia’s naturally occurring felted...
Stinkbugs meet their match in SA’s mac orchards
Pictured Above: Hugo Bester Macadamia farmers across South Africa are hailing the parasitoid wasp, Trissolcus basalis, as a deadly strike weapon in their war on stinkbugs. Improved nut quality is proof of the insect predator’s success, they say. While Trissolcus...
Letter From The Editor – Spring Edition
On the day The Macadamia magazine went to print, SAMAC CEO Lizel Pretorius confirmed that South Africa’s macadamia exports were no longer subject to the additional 30% reciprocal duty into the United States. No fanfare – as when the tariffs were first imposed by US...





























