24 March 2025
Vegalogue #29 – R&D Edition: Recapturing water and nutrients on WA’s deep sands
Podcast
Technology, Environment and more
Onions
21 March 2025
Connecting Australian vegetable growers to global agtech – VegMech US Study tour October 2024
Video
Technology
21 March 2025
Addressing cost challenges for Australian vegetables through Field Mechanisation and Automation
Video
Technology
19 March 2025
Webinar Recording: Internal Fruit Rot of Capsicum
Video
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Capsicum and Solanaceous vegetables
13 March 2025
Video: Flood impacts on vegetable growers are indirect too in Freeman’s Reach
Video
Pests diseases and biosecurity and Environment
13 March 2025
Video: The impact of major flooding on vegetable crops in Camden, NSW
Video
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Ace Ohlsson Senior Agronomist Anthony Muscat and plant pathologist Dr Len Tesoriero discuss why brassica crops are susceptible to fungal diseases, such as clubroot, in wet conditions. Fungal spores travel easily within flood waters and can survive for several years in the soil.
This video was produced by the Building Biosecurity Capacity and Resilience within the NSW Vegetable Industry project, funded under the Storm and Flood Industry Recovery program, jointly funded by the Australian and NSW governments and supported by AUSVEG.

