AUSVEG in Glen Iris, Victoria | Organisation
AUSVEG
Locality: Glen Iris, Victoria
Phone: +61 3 9882 0277
Address: 3 Glenarm Road 3146 Glen Iris, VIC, Australia
Website: http://ausveg.com.au
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25.01.2022 AUSVEG has partnered with Bisnis Asia to create the 'Build Your Business Overseas Like A Local' cultural business etiquette online training course. This free online course aims to improve vegetable grower-exporters' export capability, by developing engagement skills that will make a difference with existing and potential customers in four culturally sensitive export markets Japan, South Korea, Indonesia and the Middle East. The first course offered focuses on Indonesia an...d will be held from Monday 23 November to Friday 27 November. Learn more > https://bit.ly/3plxqKw
24.01.2022 How are you celebrating National Ag Day 2020? AUSVEG staff are proud to be wearing the National Farmers' Federation’s I Farmers merch, while we continue to help Australia's vegetable and potato growers and broader industry succeed. We thank the ongoing contribution of Australia’s primary producers who provide us with the clean, green food and fibre we all rely on. #AgDayAU #eatmoreAusVeg
18.01.2022 Apart from working in a consultancy role at RMCG, Doris Blaesing also mentors people to help them develop in their careers. While she mainly works in RMCG’s core areas of horticulture, recycled water and organics and rural industry development, Doris provides input in other work areas such as environment and climate change or integrated water and organics management looking at projects that focus on putting research into practice and training. Her key areas are soil and pla...nt health, workforce development, use of recycled organics as soil amendments, reducing and recycling waste and wastewater. Read more > https://bit.ly/32TA54m [ Hort Innovation | Soil Wealth and ICP: Community of Practice ]
18.01.2022 The advantages of Sunn hemp in veg production Sunn hemp is a type of cover crop that has a high tolerance of hot summers and can support nitrogen fixation and strong weed suppression in a crop, as well as improved soil health. In this video, Dr Kelvin Montagu from the Soil Wealth and ICP: Community of Practice team provides guidance on sowing, management and how best to terminate the cover crop > https://youtu.be/j1mJZRw1GRY... [Hort Innovation]
16.01.2022 AUSVEG MEDIA RELEASE: Common sense must prevail with Health Star Rating. Read more > https://bit.ly/3q3hMUv
15.01.2022 What are the key pests affecting potato production in other countries and what R&D is occurring to better manage them? This scan of international pest and disease research identifies: Current international research on key potato pests.... Research previously conducted in Australia on these pests. Useful 'ready to use' resources. Download the scan > https://bit.ly/32zaX2C [Hort Innovation]
15.01.2022 Serpentine leafminer NSW & QLD - current situation There has been confirmed detections of serpentine leafminer (also known as Pea leafminer) Liriomyza huidobrensis on field grown vegetables in Western Sydney in NSW and Kalbar in the Fassifern Valley region of QLD. Serpentine leafminer is an exotic leafminer species that poses a significant economic threat to Australia's horticulture and nursery production plant industries.... It has a wide host range of plant species, which includes broccoli, beet, spinach, peas, beans, potatoes and cut flowers. Severe unmanaged infestations of serpentine leafminer may result in premature leaf drop, poor growth, and reduced crop yields. The pest is wind-borne and eggs, larvae and pupae can be spread through the movement of plant material, soil, clothing and equipment. Serpentine leafminer damage is primarily caused by larvae feeding under the surface of leaves. Typically, this feeding causes long, narrow, serpentine-shaped 'mines' which appear as white or grey lines on leaves with dampened black and dried brown areas. Learn more > https://bit.ly/3q1NYrb
14.01.2022 Are you a senior business manager, packaging technologist, marketer, designer, food safety and/or a production person from the fruit and vegetable packaging sector? RMIT University is calling you to take part in a quick online survey, to discuss the industry understanding of consumer relationships with packaging and how it can/cannot be designed as a way to mitigate food loss/food waste Learn more: https://bit.ly/3oCPb7G
09.01.2022 Agricultural practices can contribute to soil acidification, or the drop in soil pH. Read this useful fact sheet from the Soil Wealth and ICP: Community of Practice project to find out more about the causes and effects of soil acidification, how liming increases soil pH differently depending on your soil type and tips to manage paddock variability > https://bit.ly/32zc0Q6\ [Hort Innovation]
09.01.2022 Bugs you really don’t want Queensland notifiable plant pests webinar Join us for an upcoming webinar where you will learn about a number of exotic, notifiable and endemic pests of horticultural concern. Although Queensland-focused, this free industry webinar is open to all interested parties.... Tuesday 24 November | 4pm-5pm (AEST) | Register > https://bit.ly/3neGP4p [ Growcom Australia | Hort Innovation ]
07.01.2022 Applied Horticultural Research is holding a webinar during which the weed teams from University of New England and Soil Wealth and ICP: Community of Practice will discuss the findings from their Hort Innovation-funded project 'A strategic approach to weed management for the Australian vegetable industry'. This webinar will cover the key tactics and principles of IWM by highlighting successful examples of its use: 1pm-2pm (AEDT)... Thursday 26 November: Register: https://bit.ly/32fckTV See more
06.01.2022 Pesticide resistance is an ongoing concern for the vegetable industry, but do you know how resistance arises? Learn about developing a resistance management strategy and understanding the biological, cultural and chemical control options available to avoid pesticide resistance: https://bit.ly/32esDk0 Hort Innovation | Soil Wealth and ICP: Community of Practice
03.01.2022 Join AUSVEG, Food & Fibre Gippsland, Agriculture Victoria, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development - DPIRD for an upcoming webinar where you will learn about a number of exotic and notifiable pests of horticultural concern. This webinar will feature presentations on fall armyworm, tomato potato psyllid, tomato spotted wilt virus, and exotic leafminers. The one-hour webinar will focus on what to look for and how to manage these pests, and following the prese...ntations, there will be a short Q&A session. Although Gippsland-focused, this free industry webinar is open to all interested parties. Thurs 19 November | 12.301.30pm AEDT | Register > https://bit.ly/3knKoUn
