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Queensland fruit fly, Bactrocera tryoni

Queensland fruit fly

6 February 2015

Queensland fruit fly (Qfly, Bactrocera tryoni) is considered to be one of the most serious pests of fruit and vegetables in Australia.

Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) is a serious pest of fruit and vegetables. Qfly have clear wings unlike Medfly which have brown bands on their wings.

Growers reminded to keep eye out for Queensland fruit fly

20 February 2015

The Department of Agriculture and Food is reminding commercial and backyard fruit and vegetable growers to report any unusual pests in their crops after Queensland fruit fly (Qfly) were recently fo

Brown moth with yellow markings on the wings and orange rings around the body

Diagnosing pasture day moth damage

3 February 2015

The caterpillar of the pasture day moth (Apina callisto) feeds on broadleaf weeds and crops, but is rarely a pest.

Maintain the effort against fruit fly this summer and autumn

13 February 2015

Fruit growers are reminded to keep their summer Mediterranean fruit fly (Medfly) control program on track, with recent wet weather providing ideal conditions for breeding.

The Department of Agriculture and Food (DAFWA) is working with local businesses in Belmont to keep an exotic pest ant at bay.

Work underway in Belmont to keep pest ant at bay

4 February 2015

The Department of Agriculture and Food (DAFWA) is working with local businesses in Belmont and at Perth Airport to keep an exotic pest ant at bay.

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