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Macadamia Farm Management Industry leader in the management of Macadamia farms on the East Coast of Queensland, Australia.

We have access to experts in the field and groundbreaking agricultural technology to offer turnkey solutions to our investors all over the globe.

Following pruning, the work continues on the orchard floor. 🌳This recent 360° view captures a heavy-duty mulcher at work...
20/10/2026

Following pruning, the work continues on the orchard floor. 🌳

This recent 360° view captures a heavy-duty mulcher at work in one of our managed macadamia orchards in Maryborough, shredding branches and woody prunings into fine chips.

The chipped material stays within the orchard, providing ground cover and returning organic matter and nutrients as it gradually breaks down.

Pruning manages the canopy above; mulching makes use of that material below — supporting soil care while keeping the orchard accessible for ongoing operations.

Explore the 360° for a wider look across the rows.

Lifting micro sprinklers at Bucca 💧The team is securing micro sprinklers beneath the raised poly irrigation line and rep...
19/10/2026

Lifting micro sprinklers at Bucca 💧

The team is securing micro sprinklers beneath the raised poly irrigation line and repositioning them between the trees.

As the trees grow, adjusting sprinkler placement helps spread water across their expanding root zones, supporting root development beyond the area immediately around the trunk.

Suspending the sprinklers also keeps them clear of grass and orchard machinery, helping protect the irrigation system during mowing and harvest.

19/10/2026

We spend plenty of time among the trees, but enjoying what they produce is a pretty good part of the job too. 🌳

A little inspiration from Australian Macadamias for your next snack break.

October in the orchard 🌳🐝These 360° views over Wallaville capture a busy stage of spring. As flowering winds down, small...
19/10/2026

October in the orchard 🌳🐝

These 360° views over Wallaville capture a busy stage of spring. As flowering winds down, small nutlets begin developing, while bees continue visiting the remaining open flowers.

New leaf growth adds to the activity, with trees drawing on water and nutrients to support both their canopies and the developing crop. On the ground, slashing and orchard floor maintenance continue alongside irrigation checks and pest and disease monitoring.

There’s plenty happening beneath the canopy—and the coming weeks will reveal more as the young nuts grow.

Take a look around and enjoy the view. 👇

15/10/2026

Keeping irrigation in step with orchard growth 🌱

At Bucca, the team is raising the poly irrigation pipe and repositioning sprinklers between the trees as the orchard develops.

Adjusting sprinkler placement helps water reach a wider area of the growing root zone. Lifting the pipe also keeps the orchard floor clearer for mowing and harvesting machinery, helping protect the irrigation system from damage.

A practical job with an important role in both tree care and day-to-day orchard operations.

Wallaville before the rain 🌦️Snapped yesterday, this view from above captures the macadamia rows stretching across the r...
14/10/2026

Wallaville before the rain 🌦️

Snapped yesterday, this view from above captures the macadamia rows stretching across the rolling landscape, with clouds gathering overhead.

A moment from the farm to share before the weather changed.

A new chapter at Bucca 🌱Previously underused land is being prepared for a new macadamia orchard, with mounded rows now t...
13/10/2026

A new chapter at Bucca 🌱

Previously underused land is being prepared for a new macadamia orchard, with mounded rows now taking shape across the site.

This view captures an early stage of the development, as the groundwork is laid ahead of planting. We look forward to sharing its progress as the orchard takes shape.

🌼 Different stages, same spring.Recent photos from this macadamia block at Bucca show how flowering can progress at diff...
12/10/2026

🌼 Different stages, same spring.

Recent photos from this macadamia block at Bucca show how flowering can progress at different rates, with several stages appearing together across the block.

Macadamia flowers grow along hanging strands called racemes. These lengthen as the buds develop, moving through the aptly named ‘punching bag’ and ‘bent elbow’ stages before opening into delicate, creamy flowers. After successful pollination and fertilisation, the ovaries begin to swell — the first step towards developing nuts.

The guide above helps explain what you’re seeing in the orchard photos below. Some racemes are still developing, while others have flowers opening.

It’s a busy transition in the orchard, with flowering and the beginnings of the next crop overlapping as spring progresses. 🌱

Around the dam at another MFM-managed orchard near Maryborough 💧🌳Taken in late winter, these images provide a different ...
25/09/2026

Around the dam at another MFM-managed orchard near Maryborough 💧🌳

Taken in late winter, these images provide a different perspective across the property, capturing the macadamia rows, surrounding landscape and an important part of the orchard’s water infrastructure.

As spring approached and tree water demand began to increase, careful irrigation planning and soil-moisture monitoring became an important focus for the season ahead.

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110 Targo Street
Bundaberg, QLD
4670

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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