sustainability through science & innovation
02 Jul 2012 | Filed under sustainable agriculture
Mites are one of the most important pest groups attacking grain crops in Australia. However, the most important mite species are relatively similar in appearance and can co-exist in the same area. This creates difficulty in identification, which leads to ineffective control strategies.
01 Jun 2012 | Filed under sustainable agriculture
The recently released online pestIQ is starting to find its way into the "tool kit" of farmers and agronomists who want to make the best possible insect pest management decisions. If you haven't already trialed it now is your opportunity to see it in action, ask questions, have a go, and see...
25 May 2012 | Filed under sustainable agriculture
The popular PestFacts south-eastern service is underway for another winter growing season. This free service is an opportunity for farmers and farm advisers to not only keep informed about emerging invertbrate pest issues and solutions, but to also report and share important pest issues that they come across.
07 May 2012 | Filed under sustainable agriculture, company announcements
We would like to welcome and introduce Cassie Scoble who has recently joined the Sustainable Agriculture team at cesar!
30 Mar 2012 | Filed under sustainable agriculture
In partnership with BCG, cesar's Sustainable Agriculture team will be delivering an insect pest identification and management workshop. The workshop will be held in Nhil Victoria and will introduce farmers, agronomists and consultants to the principles of successful IPM implementation. Key topics to be covered include mites, aphids, slugs and snails –...