Amy and Ben Houston of Southern Fields
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Cauliflowers grow well in Tasmania’s cool climatic conditions and rich soils. They are firm and have creamy white colour.
The national production of cauliflowers is worth $74 million annually. Tasmania contributes 8% of the volume and is the fourth largest producer. 8% of national volume goes into processing and 1% into exports, leaving 91% for the domestic fresh market.
Cauliflowers are grown in the North West, Meander Valley and Coal Valley where growing conditions tend to be mild and there is good access to irrigation.
Other types include green, purple and baby cauliflower.
January–June
Amazing and Snow Flower
6,586MT
112MT
Trade data source Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook 2022/23
Being a remote island surrounded by water and aided by a robust biosecurity system, Tasmania remains free from many plant-related pests and diseases. This freedom means our produce can be exported with minimal, if any, phytosanitary treatment.
Tasmanian cauliflowers are grown predominantly in the Central North West, Meander Valley and South East regions of the state.
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