Protect against Phytophthora Cinnamomi with a Sidewinder Injector for Effective Root Rot Control.  Phytophthora cinnamomi is a soil-born water mould, that produces an infection which causes a condition in plants called root rot dieback. The plant pathogen is one of the world’s most invasive species, and is present in over 70 countries around the world. In addition to damage to […]

By the mid 1990’s a small fatid Jammella australiae, a native of Northern Australia was devestating Pandanus Palms along the Southern Coast of Queensland.
Surveys in Noosa National Park of 3200 palms showed a high correlation between fatid numbers and tree health with up to 500,000 on a single tree.

The problem sap sucking of Psyllid and defoliation of Eucalypts has been increasing in Australia for many years.
In 1998 The Psyllid Glycaspis brimblecombei was identified in Los Angeles County California.

Successful replanting of avocados in phytophthora infected orchards can be difficult at best and at worst up to a 100 % failure rate.

Q.D.N.R. trial work done treating Schinus terebinthifolius along Oxley Creek an inner city waterway Brisbane, Aust. The shinus were displacing native mangroves eucalypts etc, site was a wildlife and fish breading area with a high public presence.

We all have some childhood memories that seem to be revisited regularly, one of the writer’s is from just after WW2 of the clattering rumble of fully laded brewery trucks, with iron wheels, solid rubber tyres, traversing the inner city streets of Sydney, Australia.