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Asian citrus psyllid on a lime tree branch

October 30th, 2023 at 12:08pm by jochongwah

acp, asian citrus psyllid, bad bugs, biosecurity, citizen science, citrus, Citrus Australia, citruswatch, pests, podcasts, surveillance

Episode 21: Zest warrior: Asian citrus psyllid and the CitrusWatch program with Dr Jessica Lye

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
Episode 21: Zest warrior: Asian citrus psyllid and the CitrusWatch …
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Title image for podcast about good flies and bad flies

August 28th, 2023 at 11:10am by jochongwah

bad bugs, biosecurity, flies, fruit fly, good bugs, podcasts

Episode 20: The good and the bad in the world of flies with Kyla Finlay

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
Episode 20: The good and the bad in the world …
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large earth bumblebee hanging upside down from a purple flower

November 2nd, 2022 at 10:05am by Sarah Brown

Agriculture Victoria, bad bugs, bees, exotic, podcasts

Episode 19: What’s all the buzz about bumblebees? with Michael Whitehead

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
Episode 19: What’s all the buzz about bumblebees? with Michael …
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iMapPest surveillance set up in a paddock with grapevines is an example of emerging technologies

June 9th, 2022 at 03:48pm by Sarah Brown

Agriculture Victoria, biosecurity, exotic, surveillance

Episode 18: Improving surveillance with emerging technologies with Tim Hurst

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
Episode 18: Improving surveillance with emerging technologies with Tim Hurst

We …
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Teddy bear native bees hovering next to a white and yellow flower

April 21st, 2022 at 10:53am by Sarah Brown

bees, beneficials, Cesar Australia, good bugs, podcasts

Episode 17: The solitary life of native bees with Robert McDougall

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
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Queensland fruit fly on a green leaf

April 12th, 2022 at 01:10pm by Sarah Brown

Agriculture Victoria, community, fruit, pests, podcasts, vegetables

Episode 16: The community approach to managing Queensland Fruit Fly with Bronwyn Koll

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
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Bee Biosecurity Officer Ally Driessen showing the sugar shake test for honey bees at a port in Melbourne

March 4th, 2022 at 12:59pm by Sarah Brown

Agriculture Victoria, bees, beneficials, good bugs, podcasts

Episode 15: Are you a honey bee pest warrior? with Ally Driessen

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
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Child using a magnifying glass in a tomato plant

February 22nd, 2022 at 01:43pm by Sarah Brown

Agriculture Victoria, bad bugs, biosecurity, community, exotic, plant health, surveillance

What is the best way to report a suspect pest?

So, you find something in your garden that you haven’t seen before. Maybe you have heard us talk about exotic pests and the importance of …
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Grapes in a vineyard

November 15th, 2021 at 03:34pm by Sarah Brown

Agriculture Victoria, bad bugs, exotic, Hort Innovation, podcasts, Wine Australia

Episode 14: Australia’s number one priority plant pest with Craig Elliott

The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
Episode 14: Australia’s number one priority plant pest with Craig …
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Packages delivered from online shopping and left by a front door

November 3rd, 2021 at 03:57pm by Sarah Brown

Agriculture Victoria, biosecurity, community, exotic, pests

Keep an eye out for hitchhiker pests in your online shopping

Are you spending your days doing online shopping as we edge closer to Christmas? Do you have family overseas who are sending presents to your …
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