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25 February 2025

The Safe Leafy Veg project provides insights into microbial risks and their management

Article
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Asian leafy vegetables, Baby leaf and more
25 February 2025

Elevating food safety standards with the Horticulture Food Safety Initiative

Article
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Asian leafy vegetables, Baby leaf and more
25 February 2025

How the Schreurs embraced change and grew the family vegetable farm

Article and Case study
Industry development and communication, Grower profile and more
Alliums, Baby leaf and more
25 February 2025

Regenerative agriculture reduces fuel and fertiliser bill for Mulgowie

Article and Case study
On-farm and crop management
25 February 2025

Take a virtual walk through of soil health trials

Article
On-farm and crop management
12 February 2025

Video: Positive early results in onion IPM management trials

Video and Case study
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Onions and Alliums
12 February 2025

Managing diamondback moth in brassica after wet weather events

Video
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Brassicas and Cabbage
11 February 2025

Area-wide management of bacterial diseases in vegetables resources

Article
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Cucumber, Pumpkins and more

Bacterial diseases, including Pectobacterium and Pseudomonas, can sometimes affect cucurbit crops like zucchini. If you’re noticing signs of bacterial disease in your zucchini patch, or any cucurbit crop, your local VegNET Regional Development Officer (RDO) is a valuable resource for support and guidance in managing the issue. Sharing information about any disease presence, while voluntary, helps build a better understanding of challenges faced by growers and can contribute to developing effective management strategies.

For more information on bacterial diseases in cucurbits, including Pectobacterium and Pseudomonas, check out the following resources: