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Capsicum Chlorosis Virus CaCV
If you see any unusual pests or plant symptoms, call the MPI EXOTIC PEST AND DISEASE HOTLINE 0800 80 99 66 EXOTIC PEST FACT SHEET 8 How is it transmitted? CaCV is spread by thrips. Sources of infection are other infected plants including weeds near crops.
Vegetables-NZ-Inc/Resources/Pest-Fact-Sheets/Capsicum-Chlorosis-Virus-CaCV.pdf (109 kb)
2021 Awards Nomination Form
[image: ] NOMINATION FORM HORTICULTURE INDUSTRY AWARD Nominations Close at 5. 00pm on Tuesday 8 June 2021 1. Name of person(s) being nominated: 2. Name of grower member or affiliated organisation making the nomination: 3. Signature of grower member or authorised signatory of affiliated organisation making the nomination: 4.
News-Events/Events/2021-Awards-Nomination-Form.docx (294 kb)
Submission to DZ84092021 HortNZ and Co
SUBMISSION ON Draft Standard DZ8409:2021 Management of Agrichemicals 5 February 2020 TO: New Zealand Standards Committee NAME OF SUBMITTER: Horticulture New Zealand, New Zealand Avocado, New Zealand Good Agricultural Practice, New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Incorporated, New Zealand Asparagus Council, Onions New Zealand, Process Vegetables NZ, Strawberry Growers NZ, Tomatoes…
About-Us/Submissions/Submission-to-DZ84092021-HortNZ-and-Co.pdf (562 kb)
HortNZ Submission on MPIs proposed IHS suspension
August 2024 HortNZ’s commented that MPI indiscriminately suspends species and genera without ‘active’ importation, irrespective of whether industry has existing or future plans to import, and requests timely review and reactivation of these pathways.
About-Us/Submissions/HortNZ_Submission_on_MPIs_proposed_IHS_suspension.pdf (362 kb)
241119 FINAL HortNZ Submission EPA Oxadiazon
November 2024 HortNZ submitted information to the EPA regarding the use of oxadiazon in horticultural sectors, specifically blackcurrants and onions, emphasizing its importance in effective weed control.
About-Us/Submissions/241119_FINAL_HortNZ_Submission_EPA_Oxadiazon.pdf (469 kb)