All posts tagged "Plant Health Australia"
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1.9KNews and ViewsConnecting plant health surveillance professionals
Members of the Plant Surveillance Network Australasia-Pacific are now better connected following the launch of a new website at the Annual Surveillance...
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1.3KNews and ViewsDefending against a new pest, fall armyworm
Since its detection across northern parts of Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia in February 2020, fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) has been...
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851News and ViewsBlueprint for national cooperation on fruit fly released
The path towards a more coordinated and sustainable fruit fly management system to protect the future productivity and profitability of Australia’s horticulture...
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800News and ViewsBiosecurity essentials: a magnifying lens!
You’ve all seen them, right? Nice photos of pests you’ve been asked to keep an eye out for. But when you actually...
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966Farm ManagementMaximise your crop with better pollination
The latest guidelines in a series on how to improve pollination are now available for lychees and papayas, joining the earlier brochures...
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885Farm ManagementThe notification process following a detection of fruit fly larvae in produce sold interstate
If you trade produce interstate you may have wondered what would happen if live fruit fly larvae were found in one of...
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739Farm ManagementPodcasts for fall armyworm management options in Australia’s north
The first three episodes in a podcast series of nine on the impact and management of fall armyworm have been released by...
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793Farm ManagementIndustry contacts in a biosecurity emergency response
The leaders in your peak industry body are your main contact and source of information during biosecurity incidents, but do you know...
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680Farm ManagementDon’t risk crop failure – plan your surveillance activities
As this year’s winter crop reaches a critical growth stage, it’s time to do rigorous and regular surveillance to protect your growing...
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636Farm ManagementCleaning and disinfecting greenhouses between crops
The protected cropping industry in Australia is growing, with more and more producers using greenhouses to grow vegetables and flowers.
