WA Grower Magazine Autumn 2021

YOUR PRODUCTION

PEST PROFILE:

serpentine leaf miner detected in NSW and QLD BY MADELEINE QUIRK PROJECT OFFICER, AUSVEG

PHOTO © SHANNON MULHOLLAND, NSW DPI

3 SERPENTINE leaf miner damage to squash seedlings.

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The eggs, larvae and pupae of SLM can be spread through the movement of plant material and soil.

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Report updates irrigation water availability in the Gascoyne

WA Grower Magazine Autumn 2021

Flood recovery checklists

Export Facilitators Project

Fostering food safety

Preparing a budget. How hard is it?

Maturity Testing Program

Labour

Colletotrichum affecting citrus

In the orchard

Kingwood Heights Orchard

Future Orchards

Keep the orchard clean

Spuds favoured for long shelf-life

Executive Manager's report

Chief Executive Officer’s Report

Growing seed potatoes

10 recipes for under $10

Chairperson’s Report

VegNET RDO update

National Ag Workforce vision

COVID-19 Pandemic event visa

Introducing Stephen Farrell

Employers of foreign nationals

Fresh focus to WA veg production

Federal Governments IR Reforms

Are growers getting a fair return?

New conditions for Qfly host produce

Serpentine leaf miner

Duck deterrent laser system

A tax storm is brewing 10

Early-season mango variety

Reducing food safety risks

Our wellbeing 10

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