Vegetable crop damage is estimated to be more than $10 million since Tomato Potato Psyllid was first detected in Western Australia in February.

Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up with AusVeg and Agriculture Victoria to find out more about the pest, and what the other state's are doing to make sure they're not home to an outbreak.

Vegetable crop damage is estimated to be more than $10 million since Tomato Potato Psyllid was first detected in Western Australia in February.
Rural Reporter Eddie Summerfield caught up with AusVeg and Agriculture Victoria to find out more about the pest, and what the other state's are doing to make sure they're not home to an outbreak.

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