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SUMMARY:Australian Food Safety Week
DESCRIPTION:The theme of Australian Food Safety Week 2017 is ‘Is it done yet? Use a thermometer for great food\, cooked safely every time’ and it will be held from 11-18 November 2017. \nFor more information on Australian Food Safety Week and how to get involved\, please see the event website.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/australian-food-safety-week/
LOCATION:TAS
CATEGORIES:ACT,VIC,NSW,QLD,NT,WA,TAS,SA
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SUMMARY:Vegetable Research Facility Open Day (Forthside)
DESCRIPTION:Industry and community members are invited to join the The Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA) as it showcases the innovative research being undertaken to enhance the productivity\, profitability and sustainability of agriculture in Tasmania. \nTIA’s Forthside Vegetable Research Facility (Forthside) is the site of leading-edge agricultural research. Some of the research to be showcased at this event includes: \n\nOverview of TIA\, Professor Holger Meinke\nSystemic downy mildew in poppies\, Dr Jason Scott\nIndustrial hemp trials\, Dr Mark Boersma\nSoil health and management for optimum crop yield\, Dr Bill Cotching and John McPhee\n\nThe Open Day will also feature presentations from guest speakers with a focus on precision technology. Guest speakers are Ryan McMahon from Remote Aviation Australia and Tim Neale from Data Farming (Queensland). \nFor more information\, see the event website.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/2017-vegetable-research-facility-open-day-forthside/
LOCATION:Forthside Vegetable Research Facility\, 124 Forthside Rd\, Forthside\, TAS\, 7310\, Australia
CATEGORIES:TAS
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SUMMARY:Forum: Potato diseases and soilborne health (Forthside)
DESCRIPTION:Industry are invited to attend a forum to hear an international perspective on potato diseases and soilborne health issues. The forum will be held at the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture’s Vegetable Research Facility at Forthside\, and there is an opportunity for a field walk to learn more about a current biofumigation trial. \nSpeakers include: \nDr Bob Larkin from the United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS). Dr Larkin is a Research Plant Pathologist with a focus on the biological and cultural control of soilborne diseases of potato\, disease-suppressive rotation crops\, sustainable cropping systems\, soil health\, and soil microbial communities. \nProfessor Richard Falloon from the New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research. Professor Falloon has spent the last 25 years focussing on soilborne diseases\, especially those caused by Spongospora subterranea\, linking root infection with reduced potato plant productivity. \nAssociate Professor Calum Wilson from the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture. Assc Prof WIlson is a Plant Pathologist with more than 25 years experience working on potato diseases and his presentation will focus on recent advancements in tackling both powdery and common scab of potato. \nFor more information\, see the event website.
URL:https://ausveg.com.au/event/forum-potato-diseases-soilborne-health-forthside/
LOCATION:Forthside Vegetable Research Facility\, 124 Forthside Rd\, Forthside\, TAS\, 7310\, Australia
CATEGORIES:TAS
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