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T&G Global apple open day for competition, recruitment

Hawkes Bay Today
8 Aug, 2017 05:30 AM2 mins to read

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Dylan Martin pumps his skills for Irrigation Services judge JJ in last year's T&G Pipfruit's Young Fruit Growers competition. Photo/Supplied

Dylan Martin pumps his skills for Irrigation Services judge JJ in last year's T&G Pipfruit's Young Fruit Growers competition. Photo/Supplied

Apple producer T&G Global is hosting an open day and tour on Friday to show people orchard operations and attract new staff.

"By showcasing some of the different and sophisticated aspects of our supply chain activities, we hope that locals will consider us an employer of the future," national orchard manager Lachlan Mckay said.

"A lot of young people are unsure of what to do when they leave school and many don't realise the amazing apprenticeships the horticulture sector offers right in their home town.

"T&G offers its people meaningful work, opportunities for career advancement as well as excellent learning and development opportunities in a supportive and collaborative environment - right on their doorstep in the Bay."

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On display will be the T&G Pipfruit's Young Fruit Growers competition, with horticulturists from T&G's Hawke's Bay and Nelson orchards testing their skills.

The day-long competition involves everything from pest control and disease knowledge to fruit maturity, machinery and irrigation maintenance, pruning and labour planning. The event culminates in an apple quiz and contestants delivering a speech.

New Zealand's horticulture industry is estimated to be worth $10 billion by 2020 and needs 7800 more qualified workers by 2025. Showcasing the opportunities and culture across T&G is hugely important.

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T&G Orchard Open Day
Friday, August 11: 9.00am - 3.00pm
241 Evenden Rd, Twyford, Hastings

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