Soil borne disease management in vegetable crops with Dr Len Tesoriero
Soil borne diseases are a serious concern for the vegetable industry, but can be managed, according to NSW Department ...
Soil health toolbox
Read this great summary of some common tools for managing soil health in cropping/mixed enterprises in Tasmania. Generally, the ...
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 ...
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 ...
MyAgCHEMuse: Best practice reference guide for spray drift management
Modern crop protection chemistry such as herbicides, insecticides and fungicides, is crucial to farming in Australia and around the ...
Tomato potato psyllid
The psyllid is a tiny sap-sucking insect. Tomato potato psyllids go through three stages of development – adult, egg ...
Carrot diseases and other factors affecting carrot packout
Read this great summary of carrot disorders to better understand what may be affecting your carrot packout. This includes ...
Calculating Return on Investment for on farm trials
An on farm trial tests the yield or economic effect of a management treatment on an agricultural system. This ...
Review of Current Vegetable Irrigation Technologies
This summary provides Australian vegetable growers with an understanding of available and emerging irrigation practices and technologies that could ...
Lettuce grower David East use of biofumigant mustard
In September 2015, Soil Wealth facilitated a field day at David’s property where he spoke about the benefits he ...
Legume cover crops can increase spinach yield
Mulyan Farms owner Ed Fagan oversees the harvest with the purpose-built spinach harvester of the high-yielding spinach crop grown ...