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Pre-plant fertiliser for brassica crops on loams

18 November 2013

Fertiliser is a major input cost for vegetable growers. Vegetable growers need to gain maximum yield for the fertiliser applied.
Insect pests of vegetable brassicas in Western Australia

5 September 2014

Western Australia has many insect and mollusc pests (snails and slugs) that can affect the quality and yield of vegetable brassicas crops.
Managing clubroot in vegetable brassica crops

7 November 2013

Clubroot is caused by the pathogen Plasmodiophora brassicae.
Diseases of vegetable brassicas

28 October 2013

Broccoli, cabbage, Chinese cabbage, cauliﬂower and Brussels sprouts are members of the brassica family.
Postharvest handling of Brassica vegetables

8 April 2014

Respiration and transpiration are the most important postharvest processes affecting storage life and quality of vegetables.
White blister disease in vegetable brassica crops

11 November 2013

White blister is a fungal disease caused by Albugo candida. It affects many brassica crops including broccoli and cauliflower and some brassica weeds.
3Phase program for growing vegetables on sandy soils

19 December 2013

3Phase is a fertiliser program for growing lettuce, celery, cabbage and broccoli on sandy soils under irrigation.
Beet cyst nematode in vegetables

8 April 2014

The beet cyst nematode is a pest that can cause significant yield loss to brassicas and some other vegetable crops.
Virus diseases of vegetable brassica crops

16 July 2014

Turnip mosaic virus, cauliflower mosaic virus and beet western yellows virus occasionally cause significant economic loss in vegetable brassica crops such as cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, Chinese
3Phase program for growing cabbage on sandy soils

11 November 2013

The life of the cabbage crop is considered in three phases — establishment, rapid growth and maturation — and each phase has specific fertiliser requirements.

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