Posts Tagged ‘Agrochemical update’

Australian locust plague in vineyards

29 July 2010

This agrochemical update has been issued to inform grape growers about their options for control of Australian plague locust and does not represent an endorsement … more

AWRI Agrochemical Update 29 July 2010

AUSTRALIAN PLAGUE LOCUST IN VINEYARDS

This agrochemical update has been issued to inform grape growers about their options for control of Australian plague locust and … more

AWRI Agrochemical Update July 2010

29 June 2010

New targets

BOSCALID

APVMA 59032

Filan has been granted registration by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) for control of Powdery Mildew in … more

AWRI Agrochemical Update June 2010

10 June 2010

Major changes in the 2010/2011 ‘Dog Book’

1. Active constituents

CARBENDAZIMAll references to carbendazim have been removed in response to the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary … more

AWRI Agrochemical Update March 2010

29 March 2010
FUNGICIDES

CARBENDAZIM

Any product containing the active constituent carbendazim is no longer registered for use in Australian viticulture.

Due to health and safety concerns, the … more

Management of Botrytis affected fruit

24 March 2010

Untimely rains in certain wine regions of Australia have seen Botrytis appear in some vineyards. A number of queries have been taken by our winemaking … more

Agrochemical Update September 2009

16 September 2009

FUNGICIDES

APVMA 63216

Kocide Opti has been granted registration by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority for the control of Downy mildew in grapevines.… more

Agrochemical Update June 2009

22 June 2009

The AWRI publication Agrochemicals registered for use in Australian viticulture 2009/2010 is now available.

Major changes in the 2009/2010 Dog Book

1. Active constituents

None … more

Agrochemical Update March 2009

16 March 2009

New permit

APVMA: Permit number 11306

Permit 11306 currently issued by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority, allows the use of a range of … more