Key Points:
- Clubroot disease, is
responsible for up to 10% of crop
losses each year in Australia
- Current diagnosis of clubroot in
soil is only possible with
complicated DNA-based laboratory
tests
- Scientists from DPI Victoria and the United Kingdom are developing a rapid and inexpensive
on-farm kit that will enable growers to do their own clubroot
tests
- FARM HYGIENE – keep clubroot out of your farm
- Clearly signpost limited access areas
- Restrict access to the property where
necessary
- Require visitors to report to reception, the
farmhouse or provide a mobile number for them to call before entering the property
- Insist on clean
equipment being returned
to your property
- Make your hygiene requirements known to
visitors.
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