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R2 million to help agricultural sector suppress pest affecting export crops

Gleaning Project brings awareness to the Codling Moth

Moth Infestations Threaten Flower Exporters' Largest Market | The Reporter

Ethiopia: Moth Infestations Threaten Flower Exporters' Largest Market

Codling moths make budding apple crop home for larvae

Q: My apples are pretty much a lost cause this year after super cold, super windy and now super hot weather. I expected a small crop (from the apples) but

S.African farmers want WTO dispute declared over EU citrus rules

South African citrus farmers want their government to lodge a complaint against the European Union at the World Trade Organisation over the European bloc's citrus black spot regulations which they say threaten thousands of jobs. The measures imposed by the EU in June 2022 require enhanced cold treatment for citrus exports due to concerns over False Codling Moth, a pest commonly found in sub-Saharan Africa, and Citrus Black Spot (CBS), a fungal disease which leaves dark spots on fruit. The EU's plant health rules could cut South Africa's orange exports to Europe by 20% this year, according to the Citrus Growers Association of Southern Africa (CGA).

Tree Fruit Days Start This Week

Washington State University will start their Tree Fruit Days this week for growers and producers across north central Washington.

WSU Tree Fruit Extension Hosts "Tree Fruit Days" in Wenatchee and Omak

Attendees are eligible for Pesticide update credits, and can earn up to 2-3 credits per session.

OPINION | EU rules on SA citrus are punitive and unfair, with only a brief reprieve

The EU accounted for 41% of Southern African citrus exports by value in 2021, and in the same year, citrus locally accounted for a quarter of SA's total agriculture exports. The new regulations are devastating, write the authors.

New EU rules are unjust and punitive to South African citrus industry

The new EU regulations are a major blow to South Africa’s citrus industry as they will severely disrupt exports.