WA Grower Magazine Spring 2021

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WA POTATOES

APC-Potato Producers

Committee Update Committee members

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BY MORENA PERDEC APC-PPC SECRETARY

ee for service for ware, export and processing has remained as is for 2021–22 with a review in these areas for 2022–23. Over the past few years there has been much discussion around increasing the fee for service for seed. This year the committee has agreed that it would be appropriate to increase the fee for service as of this financial year. Industry consultation is underway and is on the agenda for the next WASPP meeting. Marketing fee for service for the 12 month period (October to October) will be reviewed next month.

Term of appointment

Name Glen Ryan — Chairperson

1 June 2019 to 31 May 2022

Dominic Della Vedova

1 June 2019 to 31 May 2022

Mathew Cocciolone

1 June 2020 to 31 May 2023

Mia Rose

1 June 2020 to 31 May 2023

Terry Ackley

1 June 2021 to 31 May 2024

Fee for Service charge 2021–22 Potato type Processing — local & export Seed — local & export

$/t 6.00 TBC^

The quality of project applications received this year were of excellent standard and unfortunately some good ones missed out.

Projects approved for 2021–22 · PGA: Association $330,000 · PGA: Biosecurity Plan $6,050 · DPIRD: Seed Certification Scheme & Virus Testing $46,000 · DPIRD: Database improvements and digital solutions support delivery of seed scheme $10,000 · DPIRD: Investigation of molecular testing for potato viruses (2 year project) $40,000 ($20,000 each year) · Murdoch University: Field survey of predators of TPP in WA (2 year project) $15,000 ($7,500 each year — subject to APC-VPC approval.

Ware (fresh) — local

8.00

Ware (fresh) — export

6.00

MORE INFORMATION

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Please contact Glen Ryan 0428 827 126 Chair APC-PPC for further information.

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12min
pages 112-116

Vegetable export strategy

2min
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Food safety culture

5min
pages 108-110

Family business decision making

4min
pages 104-105

The #6B’s

2min
pages 106-107

The importance of friends

3min
pages 102-103

Vaccinations

4min
pages 97-99

What is loss and grief?

3min
pages 100-101

Natural Capital Accounting in WA

4min
pages 94-96

Investment and raising capital

3min
pages 92-93

Resilience and preparedness

3min
pages 90-91

Industry update

2min
page 81

Research update

1min
page 77

Pome pests

7min
pages 68-71

Core strengths of WA apples

6min
pages 72-75

A tribute to Ben Darbyshire

9min
pages 64-67

Executive Manager Report

6min
pages 62-63

Tuber inspections for seed potatoes

7min
pages 58-61

SmartSpud™ trials continue

1min
page 57

Storing and ageing seed potatoes

11min
pages 52-56

APC-Potato Producers Committee

1min
page 51

Chief Executive Officer’s report

3min
page 50

Monitoring soil moisture

3min
pages 46-47

New water agreement

2min
pages 48-49

Visa to secure labour for farmers

2min
pages 44-45

Tools to monitor pests

4min
pages 34-37

DPIRD Carnarvon Research Facility

3min
pages 38-39

Export Management Software

3min
pages 32-33

Invasive ants

6min
pages 28-31

Reducing pesticide susceptibility

5min
pages 26-27

Food safety elements in practice

4min
pages 18-19

Farm biosecurity practices

3min
pages 24-25

Tomato bacterial disease control

6min
pages 20-23

American serpentine leafminer

6min
pages 15-17

Supporting soil health

6min
pages 12-14

vegetablesWA President’s Report

6min
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Getting to know vegetablesWA

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pages 9-11

vegetablesWA CEO’s Report

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