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Toxic invasive species about to bloom buff.ly/4bShabp

Hydrogen cyanamide is 'safe to use' to enhance bud formation on horticultural crops but growers face new rules according to the NZ Environmental Protection Authority buff.ly/4dKWG5U

Reminder - submit your abstract to the 2024 NZPPS Conference by 31 May 2024 at: buff.ly/3wfYIdD

Funding for fight against alligator weed, one of the world’s most damaging weeds buff.ly/4ehjSsV

Fall armyworm infestation: Eradication ruled out, MPI working on control measures buff.ly/3VCwkuK

The NZPPS has joined the Save Science Coalition, which is being organised by the New Zealand Association of Scientists. buff.ly/45Tq1HU

Science in New Zealand is under threat from cuts to public science funding and jobs. Read the Save Science Coalition's July 2024 report at: buff.ly/3LgMsgD

Rust fungus approved to combat ‘highly invasive weed buff.ly/3y81GS4

Sadly, NZPPS benefactor George Mason had died. buff.ly/3Xjliew

Environment Southland seeking public feedback on introducing weed killing creepy-crawlies buff.ly/3BfZyZE

Latest NZPP paper: Preliminary survey of plant-parasitic nematodes associated with grapevines in Blenheim, New Zealand by R. Moukarzel, H.J. Ridgway, E.E Jones & M. Kularathna buff.ly/3Y2AQ8o

Ian Harvey of PLANTwise was awarded the 2024 NZPP Medal at the Society's conference last month.

MPI are looking for a Senior Incursion Investigator for their Plant Health team based in Auckland. Applications close 14 November 20224. buff.ly/3YPBoyF

Insecticide chlorpyrifos faces ban buff.ly/4fttEbE

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'I've had nightmares' - petition calls for govt action to stop toxic weed threat buff.ly/4hKRIs5

Latest news buff.ly/4gbokdf from the Save the Science Coalition buff.ly/3BgG5st. The NZPPS is a member of this group although not directly involved in the content of their communications.

Destructive fruit fly found in South Auckland surveillance trap

Crown Research Institutes to merge into three mega science groups buff.ly/4js5Dns

Fruit and vegetables movement restricted in areas of Auckland's North Shore after fruit fly found. It's the second time the pest has been detected in Auckland since the start of the year, after it was first located in Papatoetoe. buff.ly/41nxsXg