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31 August 2019

Optimising the benefits of vermiculture in commercial-scale vegetable farms

Project overview
On-farm and crop management
31/08/2019
31 August 2019

Annual Vegetable Industry Seminar 2019

Project overview
Industry development and communication
31/08/2019
13 August 2019

Webinar – Technology for controlling weeds in vegetable production

Article
Technology and On-farm and crop management
13 August 2019

Factsheet: Calcium cyanamide fertiliser in carrots: Economics

Article
Chemicals & pesticides
Carrots
13 August 2019

Harvest to Home – Leafy Asian vegetables comprehensive review

Article
Asian leafy vegetables and Leafy vegetables
9 August 2019

Improved soilborne disease diagnostic capacity for the Australian vegetable industry

Project overview
Pests diseases and biosecurity
09/08/2019
6 August 2019

Victoria: Agriculture Victoria publishes PCN Industry Notice

Article
Potatoes and Solanaceous vegetables

PCN is a significant biosecurity threat to the potato industry that can increase production costs through crop losses, additional compliance costs and lost market access.

To facilitate the management of PCN, legislation declaring it a notifiable pest under section 19 of the Plant Biosecurity Act 2010 (the Act) has been enacted.

If you suspect you have PCN on your property you must notify Agriculture Victoria within 7 days of becoming aware of its presence. Report suspect PCN by emailing market.access@ecodev.vic.gov.au.

Landowners/tenancies operating on PCN infested and linked land must apply for a movement permit. To obtain a permit application form, contact your local Plant Standards Officer on (03) 8401 6900 or email plant.standards@ecodev.vic.gov.au.

For more information, please see Agriculture Victoria’s latest industry notice for PCN.