Top End field walk showcases soil health improvements
On 27 June, a group of growers and industry members attended an inaugural field walk at the Soil Wealth ...
IPM in practice: A new approach to release beneficials
The slow-release of predatory mites using sachet technology is being trialled in Australia to improve commercial integrated pest management ...
At the cutting edge – Area-wide management of insect-vectored viral and bacterial diseases
Watch this webinar recording to hear from industry-leading researchers about the key findings and area wide management (AWM) strategies ...
Bulletin June 2022
In this edition: And that's a wrap for Hort Connections 2022! Brush up your IPM knowledge with two short ...
Soil Wealth ICP demo site growers share innovations at 2022 Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar
The Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar, held ahead of Hort Connections 2022 in Brisbane, attracted a room full of ...
Bulletin May 2022
In this edition: Happy International Day of Plant Health! Case study: Long-term benefits of using compost on plant and ...
An update from our Sydney Basin demonstration site
At our Sydney Basin demonstration site in Wedderburn, grower Kim Ngov has transitioned from a successful inter-row ryegrass program to ...
The Onion Project: Onion disease webinar
Watch the Onion Project webinar recording for an update on current research on key onion diseases including Fusarium ...
Bulletin April 2022
In this edition: Integrated weed management manual for vegetable growers Report: Biostimulants market to boom by 2026 Upcoming events ...
Soil CRC shines the spotlight on soil health
“A nation that destroys its soil destroys itself.” This may have been written in 1937, but former United States ...
Integrated weed management manual
The University of New England has published the Australian vegetable industry’s first comprehensive integrated weed management (IWM) manual. It ...
Bulletin March 2022
In this edition: Topsoil biodiversity and soil functioning: Crucial elements Supporting the next generation of Tassie researchers Pathways towards ...