Managing fusarium diseases in vegetable crops
Fusarium is a genus of common soilborne fungi. Most live as saprophytes on decaying plant matter while a few ...
Fusarium is a genus of common soilborne fungi. Most live as saprophytes on decaying plant matter while a few ...
Sclerotinia rot is also known as white mould, cottony rot, drop of lettuce and nesting of beans after harvest. ...
Sclerotinia rot, also known as white mould, is one of the major diseases of green beans in Australia. Sclerotinia ...
Sweet corn has a high water requirement. The most sensitive growth stages (3–5) are also when crop water usage ...
Spinach crown mites live in the topsoil; they thrive in a cool, moist environment. They feed mainly on partly ...
Biopesticides are a diverse group of pest control products based on naturally occurring biochemicals, minerals and microbes. They generally ...
This guide summarises useful information developed by the Soil Wealth and Integrated Crop Protection (ICP) Phase 1 projects from 2014-2017, ...
Nitrogen (N) is an essential nutrient for plant growth, development and reproduction, so it’s important to ensure your crops ...
Calcium Cyanamide Fertiliser, also known as nitrolime, has been used in Germany as a slow release nitrogen and calcium ...
Will a potential change to soil management increase profit? How do we assess whether a change we’ve already made was ...
Issues with damping off in spinach? This useful fact sheet provides an overview of the symptoms and conditions that ...
Two Pythium species are mostly responsible for forking and cavity spot of carrots in Australia. In most cases, P. ...