A new podcast from the Soil Wealth ICP team follows the implementation of a compost trial for vegetable growers in Virginia SA.

In this episode of InfoVeg Radio, the AUSVEG team takes you through a number of vegetable industry research projects that have been undertaken over the last three years. These projects include VegNET, Phenomenom, EnviroVeg and many more!

A new podcast from the Soil Wealth ICP team explores how Harvest Moon has implemented controlled traffic farming practices to benefit its soil health.

Sole reliance on fumigants like Metham Sodium often changes soil conditions and reduces inherent disease suppressive soil properties.

A new case study from the Soil Wealth ICP team explores how precision ag has benefited Schreurs & Sons' celery, leek and baby leaf production systems.

AUSVEG, Plant Health Australia and RMCG facilitated an industry consultation workshop with all sectors of the potato industry, aiming to better understand the industry’s approach to surveillance of exotic and notifiable pests and diseases.

A workshop held in early May helped South Australian vegetable and potato growers understand the importance of remaining aware of plant pest and disease incursion risks.

Hort Innovation's website contains new grower fund pages for the vegetable, fresh potato and potato processing funds with the latest fact sheets, research, news articles and more!

A newly-published project report outlines how, following the initial appointment of the Biosecurity Advisor in 2012, AUSVEG has engaged widely with industry, government and plant health bodies on biosecurity issues.

AUSVEG and the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources recently collaborated on a two-day field tour across peri-urban Victoria.

This global scan and review provides guidance on non-selective fallow paddock weed control, as well as selective in-crop weed control and delivery technology.

A levy-funded research report conducted by DPIRD on the best method for managing stable fly development from vegetable crop residues is available for growers on InfoVeg.

Check out this video of some of the highlights from PCA's recent tour of Tasmania, including leading flower and berry production operations.

The AUSVEG Yearly Report - 2018 recaps all the work we've done over the past year to serve growers and help our industry.