Wet season brings big yields of Kukadu plums in Western Australia
Lenny O'Meara from Kimberley Wild Gubinge said after big rains in December, there was an abundance of quality fruit on the Dampier Peninsula, north of Broome.
"The season up here is very good this year because of the rain," he told ABC Rural. "So it's really good picking this year and the fruit are nice and fat."
Lenny O'Meara sees the fruit as a big opportunity to help the well-being of the indigenous people.
"For Indigenous people, gubinge is a good source of income and if its managed right it can be a big and profitable business," he said.
"It's just a matter of Indigenous people getting the support and building an industry."
source: abc.net.au
