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
Episode 17: The solitary life of native bees with Robert …
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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
Episode 16: The community approach to managing Queensland Fruit Fly …
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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
Episode 15: Are you a honey bee pest warrior? with …
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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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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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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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Episode 13: Queensland’s twenty-year long effort to extinguish fire ants with Kate Retzki
The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban Plant Health Network
Episode 13: Queensland’s twenty-year long effort to extinguish fire ants …
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Episode 12: Check your deliveries for this stinky hitchhiker with Antonette Walford
Cover image: Adult Brown Marmorated Stink Bug – Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org
The Good, The Bad and the Bug-ly, a Podcast series by the Urban …
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Inspect your vegetable crops for signs of this leafmining pest
Cover image: Adult of Liriomyza huidobrensis. National Plant Protection Organization, the Netherlands, Bugwood.org
Have you ever wondered what causes the squiggly lines on the leaves of …
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Making a worm tower for your garden
Not all gardens have the space for a worm farm, but worms help to improve soil fertility in gardens and are a great way to …
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