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• What does the Yamba Roadblock do?

  The Yamba roadblock has been at the forefront of fruit fly protection on the Sturt Highway, east of Renmark, since it was established in March 1957 - to protect the Riverland and the state from a Queensland fruit fly outbreak in peaches in Mildura.

• How much fruit has been confiscated at the Yamba Roadblock?

  Since records were kept from the 1980-81 season at the Yamba roadblock: Almost 977,000 kilograms of fruit was confiscated In the period since the Yamba roadblock was established, only two fruit fly outbreaks have occurred in the Riverland, at Loxton North in 1990 and the other near Lyrup in 2013.

• How many fruit fly outbreaks have there been in Yamba?

  In the period since the Yamba roadblock was established, only two fruit fly outbreaks have occurred in the Riverland, at Loxton North in 1990 and the other near Lyrup in 2013. There have been more than 189 outbreaks in other parts of the State, since records were kept from 1946-47. The 50 year celebration was held at the roadblock near Renmark.

• Where is the wishbone on a chicken?

  The wishbone is an oddly-shaped forked bone that’s the fusion of two clavicles called the furcula. It’s located right between the neck and breast of a bird. Even if we were cooking a chicken whole in culinary school, the chefs had us carefully cut around and remove the wishbone first.

• Do you remove the wishbone when cooking chicken breast?

  Even if we were cooking a chicken whole in culinary school, the chefs had us carefully cut around and remove the wishbone first. Removing it meant that carving the meat later would be a lot easier since there wasn’t an awkwardly-shaped bone at the top of the breast to work around.