Annual Report 2020

Page 61

5.6

CBCVd-Monitoring 2020

Sponsor:

Bayerische Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft, Institut für Pflanzenbau und Pflanzenzüchtung (Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture, Institute for Plant Production and Plant Breeding)

Financing:

Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Ernährung, Landwirtschaft und Forsten (StMELF) (The Bavarian State Ministry for Food, Agriculture and Forestry) Erzeugergemeinschaft HVG

(Hop Producers Group) Project Management: S. Euringer, Dr. D. Kaemmerer (IPS 4b) Team:

IPZ 5b, IPZ 5a, IPS 4b, IPS 2c

Sampling Period:

06.2020 to 09.2020

In the 2020 crop year, CBCVd monitoring was carried out in all German cultivation areas. The implementation and intensity of the measures were adapted to the size of the cultivation area and to local conditions. No infestation was found in Spalt, Tettnang, Elbe-Saale. The results of the Bavarian CBCVd Monitoring 2020 are presented below. Table 5.3: Classification of CBCVd-Monitoring, 2020 Classification of CBCVd-Monitoring, 2020 Monitoring of cultivation regions with infestations

Plots

Samples

Risk-based

422

Grid

117

Sum

539

HVG Biogas monitoring

~ 1760

65

195

Voluntary Monitoring (HVG)

~ 15

~ 45

Plots of newly infested farms (2020)

~ 40

~ 300

~ 656

~ 2300

Sum

Farms

~ 400

Table 5.4: Classification of CBCVd-Monitoring, 2020 Farms

Infected Region

Infection Detected [Year]

Severity of Infection

5

Hallertau Central

2019

Low to very high

1

Hallertau South 1

2020

High

1

Hallertau South 2

2020

Low

The following findings were generated by CBCVd-Monitoring in 2020: •

Despite a risk-based approach and a massive effort, “only” four additional farms in three infested areas could be identified → Hallertau is not (yet) contaminated!

The severity of the infestation in the farms affected ranges from low to high

Within a farm, the spread (without a mitigation concept) can progress very quickly 61


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6.8 Meristem culture for the production of healthy seedlings

6min
pages 87-90

detection of Verticillium directly in the bine using real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR

13min
pages 81-86

Pseudoperonospora humuli

6min
pages 77-80

7.2.2 Alternative uses of hops

3min
pages 100-101

6.5 Powdery mildew isolates and their use in breeding of mildew resistant hops

5min
pages 74-76

content and particular suitability for cultivation in the Elbe-Saale region

8min
pages 69-73

5.6 CBCVd-Monitoring 2020

2min
pages 61-62

5.1.2 Arrival of aphids in 2020

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page 53

5.2 GEP Quality Audits

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page 54

6.3 Crossbreeding with the Tettnanger landrace

7min
pages 66-68

5.5 GfH-Project in Verticillium Research

10min
pages 56-60

fertigation

4min
pages 44-46

of irrigation and the position of the drip hose

4min
pages 37-39

fertilizer systems (ID 6054

2min
pages 32-33

1.2 Harvest volumes, yields, and alpha acid contents

4min
pages 12-15

nitrogen fertilization

6min
pages 40-43

optimize the nutrient efficiency of organically bound nitrogen (ID 6141

4min
pages 34-36

3.5 IPZ 5e – Ecological issues in hop cultivation

1min
page 24

3.2 IPZ 5b - Crop protection in hop production

1min
page 20

systems with fertigation (ID 5612

8min
pages 27-31
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