Salinity and potato production (Part 3 of 4): Managing hydrophobic soils in potato production
Watch this webinar recording to find out more about hydrophobic soils and potato production, including the causes, impacts ...
Salinity and potato production (Part 2 of 4): Know your salts to better manage potato nutrition
Think you know your salts? Watch this interactive webinar recording to find out how growers can better manage ...
Salinity and potato production (Part 1 of 4): Monitoring for improved management
This webinar focused on the causes, impacts and associated costs of salinity monitoring for improved potato production, including ...
Potato soft rot podcast (9 min listen)
Management of rots, both in the field and post-harvest, is an ongoing challenge for potato producers. Agronomists Marc Hinderager ...
New tools to manage irrigation in potatoes
Practical use of IrriSAT satellite imaging, weather data, and soil moisture sensors. Irrigation decision making is one of ...
Irrigation monitoring in potatoes Part 1: Practical use of IrriSAT and soil moisture sensors
About the farm The 1,000 ha farm is located at Billimari near Cowra, NSW, on loam and sandy loam ...
Irrigation monitoring in potatoes Part 2: Practical use of satellite information
This case study looked at what extra information could be obtained from paddock satellite images used to monitor crop ...
Evaluation of postharvest treatments for the control of bacterial soft rot in potatoes – Research Report
Management of rots, both in the field and postharvest, is an ongoing challenge for potato producers. The issue is ...
Soilborne disease management in greenhouse capsicums demonstration report – North Adelaide Plains, Virginia, South Australia
A farm demonstration trial was set up for a preliminary assessment of the effect of soil amendment, Brassica carinata ...
Is copper copper? Limitations in the control of foliar bacterial diseases in capsicum, chilli and tomato crops
Bacterial populations such as Xanthomonas spp. causing bacterial leaf spot in tomato and capsicum and Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato ...
Chilli spacing trial: summary report
Intensive chilli production systems are susceptible to soilborne diseases, such as Sclerotium rolfsii, especially during the summer months. This ...
Soil borne diseases in vegetable crops – A practical guide to identification and control
Soil-borne diseases present an ongoing challenge to the Australian vegetable industry, with an estimated $120 million in losses annually. ...