Mango Farmer / Tou's Garden in Manton | Company
Mango Farmer / Tou's Garden
Locality: Manton
Phone: +61 421 573 289
Address: 395 Acacia Gap Road 0822 Manton, NT, Australia
Website: http://www.tousgarden.com.au
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24.01.2022 Hard at work! Mangos harvest season 2020 #supportlocalbuylocal
23.01.2022 New Pepsi mango flavour. Where did the mango come from??? Mango for life’s
22.01.2022 " THE workforce crisis threatening the businesses of Territory farmers is likely to be worse next year" NT Farmers chief executive Paul Burke. Fears worker crisis for NT could last several years moment and by Christmas a lot of them will have gone home. It is unlikely there will be backpackers flying into Australia in the medium term. ... Mr Burke said the complexities around quarantine had added to the problems this season. The costs to quarantine make it prohibitive and the fact there is no international flights really coming just makes it really hard, he said. There is a cap on the number of people that are allowed to come back to Australia and all indications are it will be at least the middle of next year before we see any movement outside of a seasonal worker program. Although we do have a pathway now for that, so we can bring more of those in as required. Mr Burke said another problem has been the quality of the workers available with few having had experience, which hurts productivity. THE workforce crisis threatening the businesses of Territory farmers is likely to be worse next year, NT Farmers chief executive Paul Burke has said. We need to be starting to work now on workforce development ahead of what could be an even bigger crisis next year, Mr Burke said. You can safely say that farmers are going to have a skilled worker shortage problem for the next two to three years at least. Even once the borders do open up it would be hard to think that there is going to be a hell of a lot of backpackers saying ‘yep, I’m going to go away for my gap year’ . It is going to take time to build up again to that critical mass of 150,000 backpackers floating around wanting work. Copyright 2020 News Pty Limited
22.01.2022 Green Num Doc Mai mango salad. Vegan friendly.
20.01.2022 Kensington Mangoes at Tou’s Garden at their best! #harvest2020 #ntmango #supportlocalfarmers
18.01.2022 Morning tea at the worker’s cafe ; Tous Garden #harvest2020 #australianmango #supportlocalfarmers
17.01.2022 Morning tea at the worker cafe.. #harvestseason #australianmango
17.01.2022 2020 Cheif Minister’s NT Export and Industry Awards. Congratulations to all the winners I know how hard to get where you are today. Wonderful experience to be nominated and finalists in agribusiness and food award.... Thank you Treeti Business Consulting most of us all friends, family that believe in us. We will continue to work hard ensure all customers have the best Mango experience every times. #ntmangoindustryassociation #aussiefarmers #buylocalsupportlocal
16.01.2022 Num Doc Mai Thai Green Mango is on their way to WA. Keep your eyes out for them. Coles Supermarkets near you. If you can’t find them asked store manager why???... Thai Green Mango Salad or Mango Chutney is a must for fighting cold and flu suitable for Vegan. Thai mango salad is a popular dish in Thailand, where roadside stalls and wandering street vendors sell it fresh and made to order as spicy as you like it. Though it's usually made with fish sauce and dried shrimp, this vegan version uses soy sauce and salt instead. Temper the heat by reducing the number of chilis Ingredients 2 green mangoes ( grated) 1 tea spoon chilli flakes 2 tablespoons fresh onion 3 tablespoons peanuts 2 teaspoon sugar (or honey) 2 teaspoon soy or fish sauce Dash of salt (to taste) Non Vegan one table spoons dried shrimp Toss all ingredients together thoroughly. Taste, and adjust seasonings to taste. serves immediately
12.01.2022 Thank you for keeping our mangos clean
12.01.2022 AgVISA will secure a food availability in Australia MANGO FARMERS TO GET PICK OF THE PICKERS NT News - Friday, 6 Nov 2020 - Page 42... NT Farmers Association chief executive Paul Burke said workerstarved Katherine mango farmers would soon get some extra hands to help with fruit picking on their properties. Mr Burke said the fruit picking season on Darwin farms was coming to an end, and he expected seasonal workers flown in from Vanuatu would soon be available to plug some of the workforce gaps created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Federal Shadow Minister for Agriculture Joel Fitzgibbon has accused the federal government of abandoning NT farmers who have had to try to get their orchards cleared with a severely depleted seasonal workforce. Mr Fitzgibbon met with Territory mango farmers this week to discuss the fruit picker shortage. Copyright 2020 News Pty Limited
06.01.2022 Mango season is here. Mahachanok is again proving very popular to our young fans. Cr photos, @meganholzfeind @michealbarker #mangoforlife #mangoseason2020
02.01.2022 Mango Season 2020, Best tasting and looking of KP so far. Smiling buyer and seller say it all. Cr; Barkers Fresh Produces Melbourne #michealbarkers #season2020... #supportlocalfarmers See more
