CPLI Newsletter 4 Dec 2023
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The Canterbury Psyllid Liberibacter Initiative (CPLI) was formed in August 2021 by like-minded farmers and industry representatives to combat the devastating … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No. 13: Crop residues, fallow periods & management practice
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Prepared by: Andrew Barber and Henry Stenning (Agrilink NZ), Trish Fraser and Bruce Searle (PFR). We pulled this article together … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.12: Programme Update Q2 3rd year.
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Update No. 11 Sustainable Vegetable Systems (SVS)Programme update, March 2023: Quarter 2 report, 3rd year. Latest activities Workstream 1 trial resultsThe two … Read More
CPLI Newsletter No.4 Dec 2022
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We’re so proud of the research achievements in our Canterbury Potato Liberibacter programme that we’ve decided to share the newsletter … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.11: Acknowledging and reducing soil nitrogen variability
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Growing vegetables seems to be like juggling while standing on marbles. Then it rains. Built upon many years of research … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.10: Programme Update Q1 3rd year.
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Sustainable Vegetable Systems Quarterly Report – Programme Governance Group Quarter 1, July – September 2022 Contract Agreement Number: 21859 1.1 … Read More
MEDIA RELEASE: SVS Video launch celebrates good direction
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POTATOES NEW ZEALAND MEDIA RELEASE Embargoed Date: 18th November 2022 2.30pm Media contact: Trzzn.Pneebyy@cbgngbrfam.pb.am or call 027 240 4682 Re: … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.9: Programme Update Q4 2nd year.
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Quarterly Report – Programme Governance Group Quarter 4, April – June 2022 Summary of progress during this quarter Workstream 1 … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.8: Programme Update Q3 2nd year.
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Update No. 8 Sustainable Vegetable Systems (SVS)Programme update, March 2022, Quarter 3, 2nd year.Full report with data tables can be read here. … Read More
Sustainable Vegetable Systems Update No.7: Making the invisible, visible.
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Tool development: Making the invisible, visible. By Andrew Barber, Sustainable Vegetable Systems’ Programme Manager. Nitrogen is invisible, its effects aren’t. … Read More