Fruit Growers Tas retweeted
Baby stink bugs will just want to eat your lunch so let's keep them out @MPI_NZ @HorticultureNZ #biosecurity @B3Director @plantandfood
How SA tackles Qfly - everyone is on board! xitter.cf/sa_pirsa/status/100899…
Play your part to help keep SA fruit fly free, if you live in the Ceduna or Thevenard #FruitFly outbreak areas look out for PIRSA’s orange army who will provide you with information on what you can do to help the eradication program ow.ly/55Kt30kyHU9
Fruit Growers Tas retweeted
Case study on @theyield on farm weather sensing at southern veggie farm #agriculture youtube.com/watch?v=ZVqnjWBI…
Fruit Growers Tas retweeted
Replying to @ProfSuckling
@ProfSuckling talking sterile codling moths at #FGT2018 - is this an option for Aus? @applesnpearsAU @Hort_Au @TasFruit
Talking orchard fumigation with @Serve_Ag at @brettapples - topic bringing strong grower interest. Pest and insect free. #FGT2018
James Clements receives the Mark Miller Young Grower of the Year Award #FGT2018
Crazy ants discovered in NSW for first time in a decade. Critical challenge for agriculture sector - aggressive ant which defends through spraying Formica acid.
Chile’s cherry cost of production is $US1.30 - 1.60 per kg. Have scale and volume as well. #FGT2018
Chile has 15000 fruit growers in a nation of 17m. Prof Juan Pablo Zoffoli #FGT2018
Nearly full house #FGT2018 with opening by Minister Sarah Courtney MP.
Panel discussion with range of representatives on biosecurity challenges. #FGT2018
Martin Agatyn of 7AD interviews @SusieGreen4 of @SAaplnpear in the SA experience of fruit fly. #FGT2018
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Fruit Growers Tas retweeted
Replying to @muirsco
@eemuir director Ian Muir addressing @TasFruit conference #agriculture #tasag – at Devonport, Tasmania
Over 3500 Qfly traps in Adelaide area! Good coord between industry, growers and Govt - the South Aust experience @SAaplnpear #FGT2018
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Dr Lloyd Klumpp of Biosecurity Tas says mail deliveries into Tas also turn up a range of pests. #FGT2018
What happens at Australia’s borders affects Tasmania’s borders. Increase of pest detections across Aust and New Zealand - John Whittington Secretary DPIPWE #FGT2018
Many stakeholders across Govt, Biosecurity and industry thanked for response to Qfly response - Nic Hansen #FGT2018
Response to Qfly largest Biosecurity response ever undertaken in Tasmania - Nic Hansen FGT President #FGT2018



















