Some pests and diseases are present in, and currently confined to, specific parts of Western Australia and are not found throughout the rest of the State.
The damaging pest citrus gall wasp will soon be emerging from its nests, prompting a reminder to Perth gardeners to check and prune infested citrus trees this month.
A research project is examining if plump grain could be the key to breeding new barley varieties that are more tolerant to heat stress, improving crop productivity and profitability.
Under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007, and various Regulations and instruments such as Management Plans, the Director General of the Department of Primary Industries an
Western Australian truffle growers have the opportunity to meet with a visiting international expert later this month to learn more about orchard establishment and global markets for truffles.
The following summary provides Western Australian grain growers with information on snail tolerances for export of wheat, barley and canola as they relate to:
Spring control of redlegged earth mites in pastures using Timerite® Pea weevils emerge in spring so growers need to check field pea crops Native budworm activity update Powdery...
