30 November 2022
Technical workshops for potato pest and disease investments (PT22000)
Project overview
Potatoes and Solanaceous vegetables
30 November 2022
Tools and interventions for increasing children’s vegetable knowledge
Project overview
Consumer and market research and Health and nutrition
30/11/2022
30 November 2022
Alternative disinfestation for market access for crops affected by tomato potato psyllid
Project overview
International trade and markets
Potatoes and Tomatoes
30/11/2022
28 November 2022
Final report: Consumer demand spaces for horticulture
Project report
Consumer and market research and Market development
16 November 2022
Final report: Review of the national biosecurity plan for the potato industry and development of a biosecurity manual for potato producers
Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Potatoes
7 November 2022
Marlon Motlop: Making First Nations foods accessible for all Australians
Article
Grower profile
Baby leaf and Leafy vegetables
1 November 2022
Demonstrating the benefits of building capability and capacity in extension delivery in the vegetable industry
Project overview
01/11/2022 - 07/12/2026
31 October 2022
Investigating soil pH and nutrition as possible factors influencing pink rot in potatoes – a pilot study
Project overview
Potatoes
31/10/2022
Lasers, artificial intelligence and gas sensors are among the potential solutions being considered in the fight against Varroa mite as part of new research delivered through Hort Innovation to enhance and protect pollination security in Australia.
A new research project has been released to market that seeks the best international examples of emerging technologies to detect and control Varroa mite.
The project will prioritise the following areas of inquiry:
- Review the status and availability of biological and cultural control agents for Varroa mite globally.
- Understand innovations in Varroa detection technology.
- Review previous failures in technology uptake.
- Develop shortlisted candidates to be studied further.