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Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > Ross and Colleen Arnott | Our Gr...
of the Melbourne long white radish (daikon) market.
Eight years ago, the first white radish seeds went in and now there’s a flourishing 18ha crop. “We were exporting white radish to Taiwan, but that stopped after a few years when
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2. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > Ross and Colleen Arnott | Our Gr... of the Melbourne long white radish (daikon) market.
Eight years ago, the first white radish seeds went in and now there’s a flourishing 18ha crop. “We were exporting white radish to Taiwan, but that stopped after a few years when
http://www.vgavic.org.au/about_us/our_growers_on_the_web/ross_and_colleen_arnott.htm - 49.1kb
3. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > Ross and Colleen Arnott | Our Gr... of the Melbourne long white radish (daikon) market.
Eight years ago, the first white radish seeds went in and now there’s a flourishing 18ha crop. “We were exporting white radish to Taiwan, but that stopped after a few years when
http://www.vegetablesvictoria.com.au/about_us/our_growers_on_the_web/ross_and_colleen_arnott.htm - 48.1kb
4. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > VG01045 Bunching Vegetables - di... of spring onions and radish respectively.
Growers report that these diseases can cause up to 50 –100% losses in a national industry worth an estimated $85 million annually.
Some growers have ceased production of spring onion and
http://www.vgavic.org.au/research_and_development/Researchers_PDFs/vg010045_bunching_vegetables___disease_control.htm - 98.0kb
5. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > Your R&D Levy at Work | Newslett... onions and white blister on radish” HAL VG01045 by author,. Dr Liz Minchinton , DPI Victoria
The project was completed in 2005 but the projects findings and recommendations are still current practice.
The main interest for organic
http://www.vegetablesvictoria.com.au/communication/newsletters/your_r_d_levy_at_work.htm - 51.8kb
6. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > VG01045 Bunching Vegetables - di... of spring onions and radish respectively.
Growers report that these diseases can cause up to 50 –100% losses in a national industry worth an estimated $85 million annually.
Some growers have ceased production of spring onion and
http://www.vegetablesvictoria.com.au/research_and_development/Researchers_PDFs/vg010045_bunching_vegetables___disease_control.htm - 96.4kb
7. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > Your R&D Levy at Work | Newslett... onions and white blister on radish” HAL VG01045 by author,. Dr Liz Minchinton , DPI Victoria
The project was completed in 2005 but the projects findings and recommendations are still current practice.
The main interest for organic
http://www.vgavic.org.au/communication/newsletters/your_r_d_levy_at_work.htm - 56.5kb
8. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > Butler Market Gardens | Our Grow... Onions, Rhubarb, Beetroot, Radish, Parsley, Turnips, Fancy Lettuce and Asian Veg lines.
Rick Butler is an active supporter of R&D initiatives and represents Victoria on the National R&D Production Advisory Group.
In 2007, BMG
http://vgavic.org.au/about_us/our_growers_on_the_web/butler_market_gardens.htm - 45.8kb
9. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > VG04013 White Blister - Symptoms... Brussels sprouts, rocket and radish as well as many common brassica weeds.
The fungus produces two types of symptoms:
White blisters generally develop on the undersurface of leaves but can cover entire plant parts such
http://www.vegetablesvictoria.com.au/research_and_development/Researchers_PDFs/vg04013_white_blister___symptoms.htm - 93.5kb
10. Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria > IPM-Brassica | Vege Notes | Comm... bok choy, cabbage, Swedes, radish and turnips. It can also persist in cruciferous weeds (eg wild turnip and wild radish).
Symptoms include wilting of plants during warm weather and the formation of enlarged galls on the roots. The galls
http://www.vegetablesvictoria.com.au/communication/vege_notes/ipm_brassica.htm - 51.8kb
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