Podcast: Cover crops and strip till for pumpkin production
Adaptive area-wide management of Qfly using SIT: Guidelines for efficient and effective pest suppression and stakeholder adoption
Vegetable agrichemical pest management needs and priorities
Impact of groundwater quality on management of centre pivot grown potato crops
A strategic approach to weed management for the Australian vegetable industry
Management of leafmining flies in vegetable and nursery crops in Australia
As growers battle the increasingly problematic issue of salinity on-farm, a four-part winter webinar series is now available, which outlines key information and resources to help manage salinity and its effect on potato and vegetable production across Australia.
The webinar series, delivered in partnership with the Soil Wealth ICP team and AUSVEG SA, communicates the key findings of a three-year Hort Innovation-funded project, Impact of groundwater quality on the management of centre-pivot-grown potato crops (PT16001), coordinated by E.E. Muir & Sons, trading as Serve-Ag.
The project examined the impact of groundwater quality on the management of potato crops grown under centre pivot in South Australia.
Click the following links to view the webinars:
- Part 1: Monitoring for improved management
- Part 2: Know your salts to better manage potato nutrition
- Part 3: Managing hydrophobic soils in potato production
- Part 4: Organic soil amendments, biologicals and biostimulants
