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Celery mosaic virus

Celery mosaic virus (CeMV) causes a serious disease of celery worldwide. It also infects other members of the plant family it belongs to (Apiaciae) including … Read more


Check seedlings before planting

Seedlings can be a significant source of pests and diseases and are a very common way in which problems get introduced into a clean greenhouse.


Clean and disinfect the greenhouse

The greenhouse always has to be cleaned and disinfected before planting a new crop. The clean up activity provides a fresh starting point and reduces … Read more


Climate Change Managing Variability and Carbon

A fact sheet outlining the contribution of horticulture to climate change, the impact of climate change on horticulture and ways in which farmers can reduce … Read more


Clubroot factsheets

A series of 10 factsheets that discuss the important aspects of clubroot disease of brassica vegetables and the range of control measures available. Factsheet No. … Read more


Clubroot of cruciferous crops

Clubroot is the most persistent and devastating disease of cruciferous crops. This disease is widely distributed where these crops are grown and is particularly severe … Read more



Commodity growing guides – Onion growing

New South Wales produces about 32,000 tonnes of onions annually. This represents 15% of the total Australian production. About 90% of the state’s onion crop … Read more



Common insect pests of cucurbits

Cucurbits are a major horticultural crop in the Northern Territory and are susceptible to many insect pests. These include cucumber moths, pumpkin beetles, two-spotted mites, … Read more


Compost for managing salinity

Compost plays an important role in managing sodic and saline soils and can help you begin to tackle these problems with confidence. Almost a third … Read more


Composting On-farm

As growers continue to seek ways to make the best use of resources and recycling waste, more attention is being focused on using compost as … Read more