Fruit Growers Victoria Ltd - representing Victoria's fruit industry

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Fruit Growers Victoria

Voice for Growers

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About FGV →

Fruit Growers Victoria Limited (FGV) provides a voice for growers, packers and exporting businesses across the North-East, Central and Southern growing regions of Victoria.

News →

The latest articles of interest to Victorian fruit growers.

Resources →

Here you will find the latest training and safety videos, orchard and packing shed technologies, APAL's Future Orchards and updates on Qld Fruit Fly.

Projects →

A list of projects being undertaken by FGV. You will also find reports from completed projects.

Events →

Quickly find events in each growing district and reports from past events. Keep up to date with the FGV conference 2024.

Seasonal Work →

Start here if interested in seasonal work. Find where to register your interest, types of work available and pay rates.

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Over 40 members of the fruit growing industry were in attendance at FGV’s Northern Season in Review last week. Growers and representatives were given the opportunity to hear from leading industry spec...

Fruit Growers Victoria in conjunction with Building Better regions Fund continues to support and encourage the GV Emerging Leaders Group. FGV organised an overnight visit in January to Batlow to visit...

The Emerging Leaders Group launched the season last Thursday night at the Peppermill in Shepparton. Our first speaker of the night was Matthew Stewart from Campbells fertilisers who explained and advi...

FGV’s Grower Services Manager, Michael Crisera, recently hosted the FGV Emerging Leaders Group on a tour of the Epping Market, Nine Mile and Armour’s apples. Key learnings for the group and interestin...

The Goulburn Valley Emerging Leaders group held an impromptu meeting last week at the McNab orchard in Ardmona. Attendees were presented with information on new industry apps, PickApp and AgWorld. Pic...

On Tuesday 24th January Fruit Growers Victoria hosted a visit from visiting Japanese Industry Development Officer Nobuyuki Kadowaki and interpreter Susumu Kodayashi. His visit to the Goulburn Valley w...