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There’s no rest against fruit fly pest
It’s a seasonal pest, but the fight against fruit fly is a year-round battle that never ends.
Fruit Fly
Six-figure funding fires up fight against THAT fly
If the supply of water gives life to the Goulburn Valley’s horticulture industry, then one program above all others targets a tiny, airborne threat to ensure it bears fruit.
Fruit Fly
Fruit fly a potential industry wrecking machine
Fruit fly is the world’s worst fruit pest and when it threatens our multi-billion dollar horticulture industries it is a risk which cannot be ignored
Fruit Fly
Naturalure: effective, easy fruit fly control
Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate from Corteva Agriscience, has emerged as a leading option in the fight against fruit fly in orchards and vine crops throughout the country.
Fruit Fly
Fruit fly symposium views a bold fruit fly future
Australia’s fruit fly system is complex, involving many different stakeholders working together to manage fruit fly risks for horticulture industries.
Fruit Fly
Weather events impact Goulburn Murray Valley
Orchardists in Victoria’s Goulburn Murray Valley region have grappled with the devasting impacts of several extreme weather events throughout the growing season, as climatic conditions prove ideal for Queensland fruit fly.
Fruit Fly
Good orchard hygiene breaks Qfly lifecycle
The Goulburn Murray Valley Fruit Fly Area Wide Management Program is supporting growers in Victoria’s Goulburn Murray Valley region to ensure all commercial orchards have an active pest management strategy and are practising good orchard hygiene.
Fruit Fly
Imposter fruit fly!
The article titled: ‘Insights into fruit fly behaviour and control’ which appeared in AUSTRALIAN Tree Crop December/January 2023 included a table on page 25 containing an image labelled: Queensland Fruit Fly (Qfly) Bactrocera tryoni.
Fruit Fly
Education driving down fruit fly numbers
The area wide management of Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) in Victoria’s Goulburn Murray Valley remains a focal point for the region, with increased education cited as critical in driving down fruit fly numbers and achieving a sustainable management model.
Fruit Fly
Fruit tree removal helps rid fruit fly in GMV
The removal of fruit fly habitat in Victoria’s Goulburn Murray Valley region has impacted on fruit fly activity by disrupting potential habit.
Fruit Fly
Autumn fruit flies and warm spring: high risk
Bronwyn Koll expects another high-pressure fruit fly season (2022–2023) given several factors.
Fruit Fly
Fruit fly control major focus in recent years
Controlling fruit fly has become a major focus on the 500 hectares of citrus orchards of the Nutrano Produce Group in the Sunraysia region at Mildura.
Fruit Fly
Planning an area-wide fruit fly program
Now is the time to plan your fruit fly area-wide program, before the insects commence a new season of activity, Richard Bull writes.
Fruit Fly
Queensland fruit fly area wide management
The Goulburn Murray Valley Fruit Fly Area Wide Management (FFAWM) Program has been monitoring rural and urban Queensland fruit fly (QFF) trapping grids established across the Goulburn Murray Valley (GMV) region In Victoria for five years.
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A cherry on top...
Well, we know birds don’t help with biological control of sawflies and, beneficial wasps aren’t ‘traitors’ either. This pretty much leaves it up to you, the grower, to do something, Ion Staunton writes.
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