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  1. Primefact: Common pantry insects

    Confused flour beetle Tribolium confusum 3-4 6. Rust-red flour beetle Tribolium castaneum 3-4 6. ... Unlike the Rust-red flour beetle who can fly readily under warm conditions, the Confused.

  2. 2024 Winter crop variety sowing guide available now

    In regard to disease, stripe rust continues to be a major concern for wheat growers, with many commonly grown varieties susceptible to the main stripe rust pathotypes in NSW. ... Growers and agronomists are urged to check current resistance ratings,

  3. Red clover

    Main diseases. Phytophthora root rot, rust. Management. Lenient grazing in the first year will enhance production and persistence (on the tablelands only).

  4. Horticulture - Research & Development Prospectus

    Published by the NSW Department of Primary Industries. Horticulture – Research &Development Prospectus. First published October 2015. ISBN 978 1 74256 742 6. More information. Deborah Hailstones, Manager Horticulture Unit, The Elizabeth Macarthur

  5. Issue 1 - Autumn 2019

    Dolichandra unguis-cati Jewel Beetle. Tingid bug. Hylaeogena jureceki. Carvalhotingis visenda. Crofton Weed Ageratina adenophora Crofton weed rust fungus Baeodromus eupatorii.

  6. Blueberries (ICA31) - Fruit delivery dockets

    blueberry rust; and h. the signature of an Authorised Signatory from the Part A business. ... Part B Business means a legal entity accredited under Part b of ICA-31 'Pre-harvest treatment and inspection of blueberries for blueberry rust'.

  7. Making a soil moisture probe

    Stainless steel should be used to prevent rust increasing the resistance to soil penetration.

  8. Issue 2 - Spring 2019

    Dolichandra unguis-cati Jewel Beetle. Tingid bug. Hylaeogena jureceki. Carvalhotingis visenda. Crofton Weed Ageratina adenophora Crofton weed rust fungus Baeodromus eupatorii.

  9. Protect What We Love

    Myrtle rust and Phytophthora dieback are two examples of exotic pests that are already killing our native trees, impacting plant industries and native ecosystems, and affecting our amenity (streets, parks and

  10. Table B1. Disease ratings for sub clover varieties

    Clover scorch. Powdery mildew. Leaf rust. Pythium. Cerco-spora leaf spot. Race 0.

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