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How to identify and report plants that may be infected with Panama TR4

How to identify and report plants that may be infected with Panama TR4

24 January 2017

How to identify and report plants that may be infected with Panama TR4

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New Report – Planning to manage a farm with TR4

In May and June, the Australian Banana Growers’ Council (ABGC) provided assistance to interested growers to prepare their Farm Biosecurity Management Plan.

Pathologist Shane Dullahide has reported on that work.  He also developed a Biosecurity Plan Template, which is based on operational tasks for all growers at risk to do.

View the rest of the report here

Banana Industry Water Quality Strategy


The banana industry has a great reputation for adopting environmental best management practices. The majority of growers respect the natural environment and the Great Barrier Reef and understand the impact their farming can have on the quality of water in local catchments.

The North Queensland banana industry Water Quality Strategy 2017-2020 has been written with a focus on extension and working with growers to help them improve their adoption of nutrient and sediment management practices.


View the Water Quality Strategy

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