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Providing access to safe and effective crop protection

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Hort Innovation supports growers’ access to safe and effective crop protection solutions through levy projects, grant funded trials and additional activities.

Key resources for industry

  • Visit the APVMA site to search and download all current minor use permits, including details on their conditions of use
  • Download your industry’s current Strategic Agrichemical Review Process (SARP) document
  • Access the latest Ag Chemical Update
  • Sign up to Growing Innovation (Hort Innovation’s monthly newsletter) to receive notifications of minor use permits on a monthly basis

Minor use permits

The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) issues minor use permits so growers can legally access, and safely use, crop protection products for ‘minor uses’ that are not covered in a product’s registered label.

Hort Innovation facilitates the submission of renewals and applications for minor use permits on behalf of the horticulture sector.

Visit the APVMA site here to search and download all current minor use permits, including details on their conditions of use.

Recently issued minor use permits
 

The below minor use permits were recently issued by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA). This information is circulated as part of Hort Innovation's Growing Innovation e-newsletter (sign up here).

Permit ID Description Date Issued Expiry Date Perrmit holder Download Permit 
PER13952 version 5 Pyraclostrobin / Custard Apple / Pseudocercospora leaf spot 31-May-2013 30-June-2031 Hort Innovation PER13952 v5
PER91169 version 2 Sulfur / Lychee / Lychee Erinose mite & White Louse Scale 30-Aug-2021 31-May-2031 Hort Innovation PER91169 v2
PER87232 version 3 ParaMite Selective Miticide / Mangoes / Tea Red Spider Mite 16-Jan-2019 30-Jun-2031 Hort Innovation PER87232v3
PER91168 version 2 Petroleum Oil / Lychee / Green shield scale, soft green & soft scales 24-Aug-2021 31-Jul-2031 Hort Innovation PER91169 v2
PER83203 version 5 Fipronil (Regent 200 SC)/ Celery & field lettuce/ Western flower thrips, onion thrips 16-March-2017 30-Jun-2028 Hort Innovation PER83203v5
PER88558 version 3 Imidacloprid / Chilli Peppers / Silverleaf Whitefly 4-Sep-2020 31-Jul-2029 Hort Innovation PER88558 v3
PER86665 version 5 Fipronil / Carrots / White fringed weevil and Symphylids 4-Jan-2019 30-Sep-2028 Hort Innovation PER86665v5
PER96024 version 2 Score Foliar Fungicide (Difenoconazole) & Switch Fungicide (Cyprodinil & Fludioxonil) / Avocado / Anthracnose 17-Sep-2025 30-Sep-2028 Hort Innovation PER96024v2
PER91912 version 2 Propamocarb / Papaya (seedlings) / Damping off 16 Dec-2021 31 Dec-2031 Hort Innovation PER91912v2
PER13999 version 9 Dimethoate / Olives / Various insect pests 19-Apr-2013 31-Jul-2031 Hort Innovation PER13999v9
PER97095v1Sivanto Prime 200 SL Insecticide (Flupyradifurone) / Rubus (caneberries), strawberries / Cottonseed bugs, green peach aphid & Rutherglen bug10 August 202631 August 2029 Hort InnovationPER97095
PER14964 version 5Chlorothalonil / Lettuce Seedlings / Anthracnose (shot hole)21-Dec-201431-Jul-2031 Hort InnovationPER14964 v5
PER14210 version 6Acramite Miticide / Lettuce / Two-Spotted (Red Spider) Mite17-Oct-201331-Oct-2031 Hort InnovationPER14210v6
PER93024v2Infinito SC Fungicide (Fluopicolide & Propamocarb hydrochloride) / Cane berries including Blackberries and raspberries / Downy mildew26 August 202631 August 2031 Hort InnovationPER93024v2
PER97127 version 1Buprofezin / Papaya / Mealybugs, including papaya mealybug11 September 202630 September 2028 Hort InnovationPER97127
PER93850v2Benevia insecticide (cyantraniliprole) / Celery / Leaf miners12 December 202330 September 2031 Hort InnovationPER93850v2
PER10938 version 6Imidacloprid / Snow peas and sugar snap peas / Greenhouse whitefly01-Jul-201531-Oct-2028 Hort InnovationPER10938v6
PER89991v3Dimethenamid-P / Onions / Annual Ryegrass5 February 202131 October 2029 Hort InnovationPER89991v3
PER93849v2Cyantraniliprole / Bulb vegetables, fruiting vegetables & potatoes / Liriomyza leafminers18 December 202331 October 2031 Hort InnovationPER93849v2
PER91300 version 2Chlorothalonil / Blueberries / Various Fungal Diseases30-Sep-202131-Oct-2028 Hort InnovationPER91300v2
PER91560 version 2Ethephon / Mangoes / Dry Season Vegetative Flushes19-Nov-202131-Aug-2031 Hort InnovationPER91560v2
PER14505 version 6Pyrimethanil / Snow peas and Sugar snap peas / Grey mould (botrytis)01-Jul-201431-Aug-2031 Hort InnovationPER14505v6
PER82601 version 4NUFARM DRAGON FUNGICIDE / BLUEBERRY / BLUEBERRY RUST26-Jul-201730-Sep-2029 Hort InnovationPER82601v4
PER88787 version 4Teldor 500 SC Fungicide / Cherries / Botrytis Grey Mould05-Nov-201931-Oct-2031 Hort InnovationPER88787v4

Strategic Agrichemical Review Process (SARPs)

To help horticulture industries identify gaps in existing control options for pests, weeds and diseases, Hort Innovation funds Strategic Agrichemical Review Process (SARP) research. This research is used to identify industry priorities in the pursuit of chemical registrations or minor use permits.
 

Download your industry’s current Strategic Agrichemical Review Process (SARP) document here.

Ag Chemical and Regulatory Risk Assessment Updates

Hort Innovation distributes Ag Chemical and Regulatory Risk Assessment Updates for the Australian horticulture industry, as part of the project Regulatory support and response co-ordination (pesticides) (MT24008) and formerly, Regulatory support and coordination (pesticides) (MT20007) and Regulatory support and coordination (pesticides) (MT17019). The Ag Chemical updates provide information on any developments in regulatory oversight of relevant chemicals and are an opportunity for industry to consider and develop responses to issues arising from actions proposed that may impact on grower ability to access and use needed pesticides. The Regulatory Risk Assessment Updates highlight the regulatory threats to agrichemicals currently approved for the management of pests and diseases in horticultural crops and supports initiatives addressing pest management gaps.

 

Ag Chemical and Regulatory Risk Assessment Updates can be accessed from their dedicated page here. 

Related information and resources

Non-performance reporting form
 

Do you use agricultural chemicals available under a minor use permit for horticulture?

Have you had a non-performance or adverse experience with products for uses covered by a minor use permit?

An adverse experience is an unintended or unexpected effect on plants, plant products, animals, human beings or the environment, including injury, sensitivity reactions or lack of efficacy associated with the use of an agricultural chemical product(s) when used according to label (or permit) directions.
 

If you believe you have had a non-performance or an adverse experience following use under a minor use permit, please submit a report online at AERP AgVet Online Report System (apvma.gov.au).
 

This mechanism will assist the APVMA to receive and consider horticultural industry feedback on non-performance or adverse experiences relating to the use of agricultural chemicals under minor use permits. This information may also assist in making informed decisions on the suitability of pesticides for the future needs of your horticultural industry.
 

Further details about the APVMA’s Adverse Experience Reporting Program for Agricultural Chemicals may be found on their website here.


Permits, maximum residue limits and the food standards code
 

Users are advised that while a product can be applied legally under an APVMA minor use permit, there can be a significant delay until the maximum residue limit (MRL) gazetted by the APVMA is adopted in the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code. Until this occurs, the MRL may not be recognised and a zero tolerance may be imposed for residues of the pesticide resulting from its use according to the APVMA permit.
 

Please be aware that in the absence of an MRL in the Food Standards Code, the use of the pesticide according to the permit may result in the suspension of the produce in the marketplace. Please check the FSANZ website or the Australian Government Federal Register of Legislation website to confirm if there are MRLs established by the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code.