Dan Ryan

Great job everyone!

Known as one of the world’s most destructive pests, the Mediterranean #fruitfly is highly adaptive with a broad host range of more than 200 fruits and veggies and can devastate market access and trade. bit.ly/3GmmDGW #preventfruitfly

The 2022 #research ideas for transnational #collaboration identified by @Euphresco members have just been published euphresco.net/funding/curren…

Shout out to all the talented women doing research and being an example for young generations.

For an comprehensive description of the amazing work going on to STOP BMSB from establishing in Aotearoa New Zealand and to mitigate its impact if it does establish, see the abstracts of the BMSB Symposium held in August 2021 nzpps.org/symposia/ hosted by @nzppsociety

Join citrus industry professionals at the 🍊#2022CitrusTechnicalForum 🍋 from 8 – 9 March. Session topics include the latest market outlook, technology improvements, as well as #biosecurity and preparedness. Register now 👉bit.ly/34kX7VK @CitrusAustralia #preventfruitfly

Has your fruit fallen to the ground in your garden? 🍎 🏡 Collect it and put it in your green bin. Fallen fruit can be a sign that fruit fly 🐛 has stung it. Collect your fallen fruit and put it in your green bin to safely dispose of it. ✔️ #FruitFlySA

Alumni Tahereh Moadeli was featured in the Young Scientist's Corner of the Fruit Fly News #43. Read her interview: #fruitfly #research

The National Fruit Fly Council has identified priorities to strengthen the national #fruitfly system. The priorities comprise three key fundamental areas: market access and biosecurity, on-farm management, and supporting the national system. bit.ly/3glJnfC #biosecurity

Join us for the first Fruit Fly ITTC online seminar of 2022, with special guest speaker Suk-Ling Wee from Universiti Kebangsaan, Malaysia. Date: 24 February Time: 11:00 AEST Register here: bit.ly/3gt27du

Check out our February 2022 Newsletter for news and publications here! bit.ly/336jptS

🍊CITRUS TECHNICAL FORUM 2022 PROGRAM🍊 What an amazing line up of speakers for the Citrus Technical Forum. Just 5 weeks away! Get your tickets now! #citrustechincalforum2022 citrusaustralia.com.au/events/

Are you a primary producer? This includes broadacre cropping, horticulture, viticulture and nursery production. Do you know how to identify signs of pests and, diseases and keep your crops healthy? Visit: biosecurity.gov.au for more information. #biosecurity #planthealth

31 research ideas have been proposed by @Euphresco members for transnational collaboration in 2022. We are currently reviewing them and short descriptions will be published on 2022-02-11. Meet us by then!

Australia is free from many exotic #fruitfly species that impact fruit crops. Call the Exotic Plant Pest Hotline on ☎1800 084 881 to report anything that looks unusual and learn more about reporting suspect pests: bit.ly/2XZXDFD #biosecurity #planthealth #epphotline

Travelling around South Australia during the summer holidays? 🧳 There are movement restrictions in place for some fruit and vegetables that are at risk from fruit fly. Understand which fruit and veg cannot be moved around👉 ow.ly/a1aZ50H5K09 #FruitFlySA

$30 mil committed over three years to build resilience to manage fruit fly: 🛑 $2 mil to stop spread of fruit fly 📉 $3 mil to build Sterile Insect Technique capability 🚢 $25 mil to grow exports and support business resilience More about fruit fly: fal.cn/3kCvB

It’s easy to bait spray your orchard for #fruitfly. Minter Magic and @CitrusAustralia 🍋🍊 shows us how it’s done: fb.watch/99qZmqNJrN/ #biosecurity #qfly

Join us for the 10th @fruitflyittc online seminar on December 16th 2021 at 11:00 a.m AEST. Guest speaker: Dr. Alvin Hee from University Putra Malaysia. Title: A Never Ending Story: Tales of the Oriental Fruit Fly and its Love Potion. Register here: bit.ly/3DrEtH9

The PBRI Symposium 2022 has been announced for 11 & 12 May at the National Wine Centre, Adelaide! The event will feature PBRI’s key focus areas including research on pests and diseases affecting plant production systems. bit.ly/3oViUcK #biosecurity #planthealth