Fruit fly management for vegetable growers
25 February 2020Extension strategy for the Australian vegetable industry
26 February 2020To ensure that the agrichemical needs of the vegetable sector are accurately recorded and understood, AUSVEG is coordinating the Vegetable Agrichemical Pest Management Needs and Priorities (VG16060) project, a strategic levy investment under the Hort Innovation Vegetable Fund.
The project’s objective is to coordinate vegetable industry agrichemical pest needs by identifying and prioritising potential gaps through implementation of an effective prioritisation process for the vegetable industry.
As part of this project, a Crop-Specific Surveys have been developed by AUSVEG and Hort Innovation to capture the vegetable industry’s main pests, disease and weed issues.
We ask growers and agronomists to get involved and to please take the time (10 min/survey) to fill in these crop-specific surveys. Pest priorities identified will inform industry actions at the annual AgChem Collaborative Forum, aid in updating industry Strategic Agrichemical Review Process documents (SARPs) and identify potential solutions to address these gaps.
Surveys Close 28 February 2020
- Artichoke
- Chokos or Chayote
- Fennel
- Okra
- Pumpkin
- Rhubarb
- Squash
- Swede, Turnips, Parsnip. Radish, Horseradish, Daikon and Chicory
- Other vegetables
The priority agrichemical gaps identified will inform industry actions at the annual AgChem Collaborative Forum, aid in updating industry Strategic Agrichemical Review Process documents (SARPs) and identify potential solutions to address these gaps.
Please click on the banner below to choose from the list of crop-specific surveys.