Investment

Investment

GRDC Code: DJP1907-002RMX
Soilborne diseases interaction in Australian farming systems
This investment aims to develop new tools and technologies and disease control options for growers to manage soil borne diseases. Locally validated research on complex pathogen interactions, pathogen biology and epidemiology and the interaction between pathogens and abiotic constraints will assist in providing new information on soilborne disease management.
Project start date:
01/07/2019
Project end date:
30/06/2021
Crop type:
  • All Crops
Organisation
[DO NOT USE - see DEECA] Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions
Region:
North, South, West
Project status
status icon Completed

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