A multi-faceted approach to soil borne disease management
Vegetable growers and their advisers have identified soil borne diseases as one of their main challenges for soil management ...
What is a cover crop worth? Cover crops in Australian vegetable systems
This case study outlines the economic considerations when using cover crops in vegetable production systems. It is based on ...
What is compost worth? Using compost in Australian vegetable systems
This case study outlines the economic considerations when using compost in vegetable production systems. It is based on lessons ...
Soil Wealth and ICP Achievements Phase 1
The Soil Wealth and Integrated Crop Protection projects provide R&D extension services, products and communication on improved soil ...
Pythium in carrots: Cavity spot and forking in carrots
Two Pythium species are mostly responsible for forking and cavity spot of carrots in Australia. In most cases, P. ...
Bulletin May 2017
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Soil Testing and Interpretation for Vegetable Crops: A guide
The purpose of this guide is to help growers and agronomists interpret conventional ‘chemical’ soil tests and identify soil ...
Managing Fruit Fly in Vegetable Crops with Dr Jenny Ekman
A webinar presented by Dr Jenny Ekman on strategies available to growers to manage fruit fly in vegetable ...
Managing cover crop residues in vegetable production
Cover crops are great tools for soil management. Their benefits can include improving soil structure and health, reducing erosion and weeds, ...
Bulletin April 2017
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Bulletin March 2017
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Using compost in commercial vegetable production with Dr Doris Blaesing
Compost is a mixture of recycled organic materials that have been processed by natural organisms, breaking down the ...