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AquiMax - valuable tool for water management

Improve soil aggregate stability and water retention, and reduce reduce run-off, silt, and ammonia and nitrate-nitrogen loss.
Read full storyCrop Block protects fruit and nut crops

Prevention of sunburn damage to fruit.
Read full storyCalcium and silicon ‘an ideal partnership’

Calcium and silicon work hand-in-hand.
Read full storyGame changer in tree propagation technology

Enhanced efficiency in the planting and grafting of trees.
Read full storyProgram to offer free genetic testing to Australian bee breeders

Bee breeders will be able to prove the strength of specific genetic lines, boosting the value of superior queens.
Read full storyAvocado tree intensification field day

The DAF avocado team are hosting a field day on the 20th of January 2022 at the Bundaberg research station.
Read full storySivanto - IPM friendly product controls sucking insects

Registrations for use in avocados, mangoes and papaya - and soon to be launched into macadamia.
Read full storyLonger holding period lifts SIT Qfly results

Longer pre-release holding period, and protein dietary supplements, improved the effectiveness of a Qfly SIT program.
Read full storyNew research on macadamia lace bug

Research looks at lace bug ecology and its natural predators.
Read full storyNew Angler trap for stone and pome fruit

Effective but simple way to control Carpophilus while protecting beneficial insects.
Read full storyThe sound of crickets and grasshoppers is coming

Over 1500 species of this group in Australia.
Read full storyKatabatic drift explained and how to avoid it

How to locate frost fans and set up your orchard for best effect.
Read full storyNew codling moth product benefits apple growers

New insecticide has great efficacy on a wide range of insects and IPM compatible.
Read full storyAvoid inking, skin burn and ‘gravel rash’ stains

Applying Parka can provide a protective barrier against ink staining.
Read full storyEradication of exotic fruit fly from Torres Strait

Efforts to stop exotic fruit flies from entering the Australian mainland through the Torres Strait will continue with a five-year response plan.
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