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3 June 2020

Going it alone: Adam’s growing journey

Article
Grower profile
Broccoli, Chives and more
2 June 2020

Jamie Jurgens: Focus on soil sustainability

Article
Environment and Grower profile
2 June 2020

International Freight Assistance Mechanism: Update

Article
International trade and markets
31 May 2020

Sampling for Candidatus Liberibacter solanacearum (CLso

Project overview
Potatoes
31/05/2020
30 May 2020

Improving safety of vegetable produce through on-farm sanitation, using electrolysed oxidising (EO) water

Project overview
Environment and On-farm and crop management
31/05/2020
26 May 2020

Video: Fall armyworm and what to look for

Article and Video
Pests diseases and biosecurity
26 May 2020

Changes to how growers can manage fall armyworm

Article
Pests diseases and biosecurity

The general farming community will now be able to access pheromone traps for the control of fall armyworm, following a recent decision by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) to amend PER89169.

Growcom have been working closely with integrated pest management (IPM) company, Bugs For Bugs and AUSVEG to encourage the APVMA to allow the general farming community access pheromone traps for the purpose of surveillance and monitoring.

Previously, only State Government staff were permitted to use pheromone traps.

The change allows all growers the opportunity to monitor for this destructive pest and gain valuable insight for timing effective application of management options.

You can view the amended permit online here.