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Trichlorfon permit renewed with stricter use restraints
2022 | - | Fact Sheet
Hort Innovation has informed the AMS that a permit which it holds for Trichlorfon (trade names Dipterex and Lepidex amongst others) has been renewed after APVMA review.
Dropsheet principles
2021 | Australian Macadamia Society | Fact Sheet
This fact sheet goes through some general principles and considerations for using drop sheets in macadamia orchards including materials, timing, placement, product, safety, equipment and identification.
Pest management and IPM in macadamias - Gympie & Glass House Mountains (Dec 2021 MacGroups)
2021 | Adkins M, Bright J, Quinlan K, Huwer R, Maddox C | Presentation
This presentation by the NSW DPI macadamia pest research team provides an overview of work, key pests by macadamia growing region, susceptible crop stages, monitoring and IPM control options.
Pest management and IPM in macadamias - Bundaberg (Dec 2021 MacGroups)
2021 | Adkins M, Bright J, Quinlan K, Huwer R, Maddox C | Presentation
This presentation by the NSW DPI macadamia pest research team provides an overview of work, key pests by macadamia growing region, susceptible crop stages, monitoring and IPM control options.
Pest management and IPM in macadamias - NSW Northern Rivers (Dec 2021 MacGroups)
2021 | Adkins M, Bright J, Quinlan K, Huwer R, Maddox C | Presentation
This presentation by the NSW DPI macadamia pest research team provides an overview of work, key pests by macadamia growing region, susceptible crop stages, monitoring and IPM control options.
Macadamia Nut Borer: Know thy enemy (Dec 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Griffin K | Presentation
In this presentation AMS Project Support Officer Dr Karina Griffin discusses Macadamia Nut Borer (MNB) identification, monitoring for eggs and parasitism, male pheromone traps, and the effective release of MacTrix wasps, a natural MNB predator. Considerations for the release of MacTrix wasps include wasp feeding and emergence, survival and behaviour, timing and placement in the orchard.
Environmental effects on flower blight pathogens
2021 | Akinsanmi F, Prassannath K, Galea VJ | Article
Flower blights (grey mould, green mould and dry flower) are important diseases of macadamia. Lack of information on pathogen biology and disease epidemiology in macadamia has hampered control options. Effects of climatic variables including temperature, relative humidity (RH) and vapour pressure deficit (VPD) on the abundance, germination and growth of conidia of four fungal pathogens that cause various flower blights in macadamia were studied.
Innovative mulcher developed by macadamia grower Lance Emery
2021 | Australian Macadamia Society | Video
Lance runs Mill Farm in Nashua in the NSW Northern Rivers region with his wife, Ina. The farm’s productive acres are on very steep country, and over the years Lance has worked hard maximising ground cover and minimising erosion. Watch now to learn about the new machine developed by Lance, protecting ground cover and controlling pest.
Macadamia Plant Protection Guide 2021 - 2022, NSW DPI Management Guide
2021 | Bright J | Manual/guide
This 7th edition of the NSW Macadamia plant protection guide aims to provide commercial macadamia growers with up-to-date information on all aspects of protecting your orchard from pests and diseases.
Botryosphaeria dieback (March 2021 MacGroup)
2021 | Akinsanmi F | Presentation
If left unchecked, the disease Botryosphaeria (which is becoming more prevalent in macadamia) can kill trees. Symptoms are first seen in late Spring, becoming more evident by mid to late Summer. Susceptible cultivars are A203 and 849. Dr. Akinsanmi outlined the specific conditions/time when spores are abundant, as well as control measures.
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