Insecticide
Venturi® MAX
Venturi MAX insecticide supports your IPM program to control Lepidoptera pests in various fruit, nut and vine crops.
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Apple fruit thinning benefits too great to ignore
SOME apple growers can get nervous about using chemical fruit thinners, however Sam Boyce, Operations Manager at a Goulburn Valley orchard, says...
Brassica veggie growers targeting improved pest control, yields, quality
IN the heart of brassica growing country in the Werribee region of Victoria, diamondback (DBM) moth is a pest you simply cannot take your eye off...
New AgTech tool supports apple fruit thinning decisions
Timing is everything when it comes to the application of fruit thinners.
Trial shows smart approach to critical grape insect and disease control
Scale and mealybug populations have been escalating in various wine regions, posing concerns for vine vascular health and related diseases.
Precise insecticide timing reaps export success
WITH a strong focus on improving citrus fruit quality for the export market, precise timing and correct coverage with crop protection applications...
ADAMA Australia’s Brevis® fruit thinner undergoes further development
Growers across Australia’s apple and pear growing regions will benefit from popular fruit thinner’s expanding use patterns and expansion into...
New insecticide already preferred against chewing pests
IT has taken little time for a new insecticide to become a preferred rotational partner against chewing pests in brassica as well as leafy and...
Long-term residual herbicide puts new fences in better shape
FENCING requires significant planning and investment in time and money. A job you want to do right and once only.
A new ReefAware app is now available for sugarcane growers and advisors
ReefAware developed by ADAMA Australia has undergone a major makeover to deliver more value to sugarcane growers, advisors and industry...
APVMA suspends Dimethoate for post-harvest fruit dipping
Access information regarding the APVMA suspension of Dimethoate for the post-harvest fruit dipping use pattern