Australian farmers are worried crops will be left to rot and fruit prices will surge as coronavirus travel restrictions have stripped the country's AU$12 billion ($8.6 billion) horticulture industry of vital working holidaymakers.In a typical year, cherry farmer Guy Gaeta's primary concerns in the weeks leading up to harvest are weather events like hail and frost.But with his cherry trees just beginning to bloom, the 63-year-old is for the first time losing sleep over whether he'll be able to get the fruit off the trees planted across the rolling hills of his 13-hectare family-run farm."We …READ FULL ARTICLE
