Noticias sobre el Cultivo de Papas de Oceanía

Bactericera cockerelli, nymph cases, nymph and adult (Courtesy: Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia)
Febrero 14, 2017
Discovery of Potato Psyllids in Western Australia a serious blow to the industry
Potato producers in south-west Western Australia say the detection of the potato psyllid (Bactericera cockerelli) is a "serious blow" to their industry. The detection of the psyllid may put national and international exports in jeopardy.
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Australia is currently experiencing a potato shortage (Courtesy: @PaulyVella)
Octubre 30, 2016
As Australia is facing a potato shortage, prices rise.
Australia is experiencing a potato shortage because of flood-effected potato crops in the southern states.
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Potato Aphids (Macrosiphum euphorbiae) alatae (insect form with wings) , apterae (wingless female form) and cast skins (Courtesy: Wikimedia)
Julio 06, 2016
AUSVEG: Wasp warfare with avid aphid-eating parasites can help prevent pesticide resistance
With pesticide resistance rising in species of aphids which feed on potatoes and spread viruses, one of the best control options for growers battling these pests may be found in nature, free of charge: parasitic wasps.
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[Potato Psyllid nymphs damage crops by feeding on foliage and by vectoring the bacterial pathogen Candidatus Liberibacter, resulting in the Zebra Chip disease (Courtesy : EPA)
Junio 20, 2016
Biological control of Potato Psyllids by Parasitic Wasp approved by New Zealand Authority
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) of New Zealand has approved a type of parasitic wasp as a biological control agent to combat the tomato potato psyllid (a plant louse), which attacks tomatoes, potatoes, capsicums and tamarillos in the country.
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Peter Cooper, Seed Potato & Sheep farmer on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. (Courtesy: Twitter / Peter Cooper)
Junio 12, 2016
Kangaroo Island (South Australia) potato producer wins industry award
Kangaroo Island (South Australia) potato producer Peter Cooper has been named the 2016 Rabobank Potatoes South Australia and Ruralco Industry Award winner.
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On Fiji, planting season for potatoes has begun in the Western division.
Mayo 30, 2016
It is Potato Planting Season on Fiji
On Fiji, planting season for potatoes has begun in the Western division.
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With so many areas of Australia relying on bore water, this study on the impact of chemical composition of the soil and the plants depending on water quality could provide the basis for an increased awareness of water and soil management over time.
Febrero 03, 2016
Research in Australia to help potato growers and industry
The impact of drought and water quality on Australian potatoes could be significantly reduced by a new research project from Potatoes South Australia and Landmark Australia.
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Potato Psyllid
Julio 23, 2015
Potatoes New Zealand: Potato Psyllid well under control thanks to research
Potatoes New Zealand chief executive Champak Mehta says the industry now has the potato psyllid well under control thanks to the knowledge gained through research.
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Workshop to help South Australian growers prepare for potato pests
Mayo 21, 2015
Workshop to help South Australian growers prepare for potato pests
South Australian potato growers will have the opportunity to be updated on the latest research and development (R&D) including managing soil pathogens, pests and diseases at a special workshop to be held by AUSVEG in Murray Bridge next week.
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Major new potato research project announced in New Zealand
Abril 16, 2015
Major new potato research project announced in New Zealand
Potatoes New Zealand Inc. has won funding from the Ministry of Primary Industries for a major research project aimed at improving crop yield, more specifically, the impact of crop rotations on soil borne diseases and soil quality.
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Tony Galati in front of one of his SpudShed Fresh Food Markets
Abril 09, 2015
West Australian Potato Grower Galati digs in for export-quota fight
Tony Galati, owner of the West Australian Produce Chain 'Spud Shed', wants to add up to four extra stores to his existing Spud Shed network over the next few years and is working on opening up export markets for Western Australia potatoes.
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Weather troubles early potato harvest in New Zealand
Noviembre 03, 2014
Weather troubles early potato harvest in New Zealand
Potatoes New Zealand chief executive Champak Mehta said potato growers around the country were reporting that weather conditions were causing a bit a of a harvesting headache - especially getting the delicate new season's potatoes out of the ground safely
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South Australian potato growers fighting government on water allocations
Septiembre 02, 2014
South Australian potato growers fighting government on water allocations
Two of South Australia's biggest potato growers are fighting the State Government in court over changes to their water allocations.
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Potato Soil testing service Predicta Pt Awarded by AUSVEG
Julio 30, 2014
Potato Soil testing service Predicta Pt Awarded by AUSVEG
Predicta Pt, the South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) soil testing service for the potato industry, has received the John Deere Productivity Partner Award at the 2014 AUSVEG Awards for Excellence in June.
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Nueva Zelanda: Los psílidos de la papa se convertirán en pasto para las mariquitas
Marzo 24, 2013
Nueva Zelanda: Los psílidos de la papa se convertirán en pasto para las mariquitas
Las mariquitas podrían ser la clave para la salvación de un insecto transmisor de una bacteria para la industria de la papa de Nueva Zelanda.
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Potato Psyllid control with the Southern ladybird advances to field tests
Marzo 11, 2013
Potato Psyllid control with the Southern ladybird advances to field tests
Research conducted by the Bio-Protection Research Centre at Lincoln University, using the southern ladybird as a biological control agent, has shown the predator to be voracious and effective at reducing tomato-potato psyllid (TPP) numbers.
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Marzo 06, 2013
Tasmanian Biofumigation pioneers push potato rotations
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