Tag: plant health
EU and IRL Plant health update (March 1st) by Teagasc’s Dónall...
In spite of the very cold weather, some changes in plant health regulation come into effect today.
In efforts to control the spread of the...
Teagasc nursery stock spring meeting
The spring meeting will provide some ideas for preparing for the very busy growing season ahead, Xylella updates and some new proposed initiatives on...
Fusarium Wilt disease outbreak – IOFGA
Stephen Alexandar from Teagasc contacted IOFGA to let them know that there is an outbreak of Fusarium wilt disease in the North County Dublin...
Xylella: ‘Impressive progress, but much still to be done’ | European...
More than 250 plant health experts from around the world met in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, last week to share and debate the latest...
Teagasc Walsh Fellowship Seminar
The Teagasc Walsh Fellowships seminar organised in partnership with the RDS took place in Dublin today, Thursday, 9 November. Dr. Geraldine Duffy, Head of...
Pesticides: how can risk assessors make better use of epidemiological data?...
EFSA’s pesticide experts have developed an approach that could help risk assessors to make better use of epidemiological data in the assessment of active...
Teagasc Nursery stock seminar speaker line-up
Teagasc Nursery Stock & Ornamentals Seminar 25th October 9.30am
There is an exciting line-up planned for the event to be held in less than 3...
Pest & Disease updates – Teagasc Advisory
Talius - Proquinazide
Talius a common mildewicide has received off label approval for outdoor use on ornamentals and Christmas trees. Details can be found on the Teagasc pesticide...
Plant health, biosecurity and trade – Teagasc Advisory
Concerns continue to mount over the potential impact of the spread of some key diseases from Europe and further afield.
Of greatest concern is Xylella fastidiosa - XF....
Nursery stock & ornamentals newsletter August 2017 – Teagasc Advisory
August is often the time folk turn to holidays and it's no different for nursery growers and their customers. Some growers have remained busy...