Grower Psa Presentation 27 October 2011

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Grower Psa Presentation 27 October 2011

Agenda John Burke KVH GM Situation Update Recovery pathway Dave Tanner ZESPRI GM Psa Innovation Update on rootstocks, protectants, elicitors and phages Lain Jager ZESPRI CEO Future returns for GREEN Braden Hungerford/Shane Max Orchard management plan Ian Greaves NZKGI Grower support Q&A

Current Situation Currently 434 Psa V Orchards (18.7% of NZ area) 408 located in Te Puke, 14 Tauranga, 3 Katikati, 7 Whakatane, 1 Waihi, 1 Opotiki 72% of NZ kiwifruit hectares now in a Priority Zone 40% of NZ GOLD area contains a Psa V infection 13% of NZ GREEN area contains a Psa V infection IN TE PUKE: 85% of GOLD area contains a Psa V infection 30% of GREEN area contains a Psa V infection

450 425 400 375 350 325 300 275 250 225 200 175 150 125 100 75 50 25 0 KPINs with Psa V confirmed Psa V PSA V confirmed 11 N ov 10 25 Nov 10 9 Dec 10 23 Dec 10 6 Jan 11 20 Jan 11 3 Feb 11 17 Feb 11 3 Mar 11 17 Mar 11 31 Mar 11 14 Apr 11 28 Apr 11 12 May 11 26 May 11 9 Jun 11 23 Jun 11 7 Jul 11 21 Jul 11 4 Aug 11 18 Aug 11 1 Sep 11 15 Sep 11 29 Sep 11 13 Oct 11

Varieties Varieties on Psa V orchards Varieties on orchards in the Priority Zones New Varieties 6% Gold & Gold Organic 43% New Varieties 5% Gold & Gold Organic 19% Green & Green Organic 51% Green & Green Organic 76%

New Psa V results by variety 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 New Varieties Green & Green Org Gold ld& Gold ldo Org 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 Sep 11 Sep 11 Sep 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11 Oct 11

TOPICS: 1.High Level Prognosis 2.Recovery Plan (outline)

Prognosis Te Puke Hort16A Hort16A vine survival chances are bleak This will possibly be the last growing season for most, if not all gold A high % of orchards will not make it through to the 2012 harvest Likelihood of successfully re establishing canopy on stumps is not looking encouraging at this stage Replanting may become the best option

Prognosis Te Puke Hayward Extensive primary symptoms on orchards Reports of exudates on both male & female vines severe in some cases (but may not be Psa V) Variable bud breakbreak and flower numbers Too early to make an accurate prediction on outcomes suggest a plan, spray and wait and see approach

Prognosis os s Te Puke uehayward a (contd) General advice [individual situations may differ]: Monitor >> observe progression Get symptoms tested Remove canes with exudate (not on primary symptoms) Make a call at flowering Possibility that infection may stabilise Have an operational and financial plan Stay on track to produce a quality crop

Prognosis Te Puke New Varieties Various levels of infection being reported across G9, G3 and G14 Includes all age groups of vines Infection severe in some cases, particularly in younger plants Need to take a wait & see approach as with Hayward better idea of situation in 3 4 weeks time Stay on track to produce a quality crop

Infected Regions (rest of BOP) Are you only one year behind Te Puke? Factors that may help: Better prepared better tools Protectant spraying Lower orchard density Favourable weather??

Recovery Plan (outline) To date we have been dealing with a lot of unknowns which h is causing stress right iht across the industry Spring 2011 was always going to provide a clearer picture of our fate Prognosis assumes* that the orchards that succumb to Psa V will possibly require complete vine removal For those growers it may be that salvation is to find a more resistant rootstock to replant their orchards

Recovery Plan (contd) The target timeline to identify and bulk up a more resistant rootstock needs to be no later than 2013!

Industry Impact Analysis A plan to introduce resistant rootstock will hl help crystallise measurement of the financial i impact to the industry If feasible, it is proposed that this plan be incorporated into the industry impact analysis that KVH is preparing for its NPMS This document will now take on extreme importance in making representations ese s to Government and Banks for assistance

Assistance Required Biggest problems facing growers cutting out are: Servicing debt for 5 years of no kiwifruit income Finding the cash (approximately $60,000 per ha excluding debt servicing) to fund orchard re establishment until positive cashflow

R&D update 27 October 2011

Objectives Short-term: By 2013, find technical solutions to minimise the impact of Psa-V on the New Zealand Kiwifruit Industry Long-term: To develop solutions to eliminate the financial impact of Psa V. By enlisting the best scientific minds available globally.

Three defence levels for the battle Protective Systemic Tl Tolerant Shield resistance Cultivars

Product testing Protectants The best available remains KeyStrepto Copper based products are working we have evidence from testing of this Also a number of sterilant products available these need to be used as part of a programme (knockdown followed by residual protector) Biological products still have a part to play testing of these has not always been successful, and understanding true efficacy is difficult

Product testing Protectants Seve erity of infe ection 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 KeyStrepto treatment KeyStrepto 100ppm Uninoculated water 8 days 14 days

Product testing Elicitors Elicitors are products that promote chemical reactions in the plant tthat t can result ltin defence systems being activated Not all elicitors are the same Some will assist the plant to fight bacterial infection, some will assist the plant to discourage pest attack It is important to know which pathway is activated by the elicitor in question, to avoid a response that is undesirable

Product testing Elicitors

Product testing Elicitors

Product testing Actigard Situation with Actigard is that it is expected to have full registration it ti within the next 24 hours The company who markets Actigard will have it on the shelves in merchants next week Can be used up to pre flowering Residue issues for fruiting vines are being assessed (for Northern Hemisphere supply) and a decision on availability for use post fruit set could be made within the next few weeks based on these results

Product testing Actigard Notes to those who wish to use it we have seen great results, but care must be tk taken not to overdose plants This has not happened easily with Hort16A offshore, but there have been some disasters with Hayward KVH will release a guide to the use of Actigard in the coming week to coincide with its availability As with KeyStrepto, a residue testing programme will be in place for Actigard use out of the allowable periods could impact ability to export fruit.

Product testing Phage Phage are viruses that target specific bacteria (they are a natural predator) dt The phage that has been isolated and purified by Omnilytics for the NZ kiwifruit industry, was sourced from NZ Phage attracted to bacteria and insert their genetic material This destroys the bacteria s ability to function

Product testing Phage

Product testing Phage Phage have cleared customs in NZ and are now bi being applied to seedling plants in our greenhouse testing programme We will have first results in about 25 days If these are very successful, we will work with the manufacturer to fast track t production and, in parallel, the regulatory process (this has already started)

The future Breeding is a key to the long term sustainability of the New Zealand dkiwifruit if it Industry While replacement varieties with Psatolerance/resistance are key targets, rootstocks and males with these attributes are also important In order to hit the 2013 target, ZESPRI and KVH are drawing up a plan to tk take some calculated l risks ik on bulking up rootstocks; and assessing the situation regarding males and pollination into the future

The future sa-v ms) es with P symptom nt of vine condary s Perce (sec 100 80 60 40 20 0 Hayward, G14, M56, Chieftain G3, G9, M91 Red 6 Hort16A Bruce, CK2 Hongyang 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 selection number

The future Psa Infection Trial Italy 2011 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% % Clean % Infect G14 G3 G9 H16A G14 G3 G9 H16A Cultivar

Programme Visibility

Lain Jager

Psa Management

Hayward a Infections Widespread Hayward leafspot and some associated shoot collapse has been reported, as a result of: Very high inoculums Conditions suitable for infection Inadequate spray programme

Hayward 2011 Leafspot with and without halo has been seen

Shoot Collapse

Hayward 2011

Te Puke Weather Forecasts 6 days

Te Puke Weather Forecasts 15 days

Spray Coverage Map of Te Puke

The Disease Triangle High levels of Psa, a very susceptible host and wet/cool conditions create an outbreak Pathogen Psa Disease Outbreak Host Hort16A Environment

The Disease Triangle A less susceptible host reduces the likelihood of an outbreak Pathogen Psa Host Hayward Disease Outbreak Environment

The Disease Cycle Lowering inoculum load lowers the likelihood of an outbreak Pathogen Psa Disease Outbreak Host Environment Kiwifruit

Bacterial Pathogens and disease development Dry/warm conditions lower the likelihood of an outbreak Pathogen Psa Disease Outbreak Host Environment Kiwifruit

The Disease Triangle Under high inoculum and cool/wet weather, an outbreak can occur with a tolerant variety is susceptible Pathogen Psa Disease Outbreak Host Kiwifruit Environment

Focus Orchard Weather Station Dt Data

Focus Orchard Weather Station Dt Data Spotting seen

So what s the plan? Get inoculum load down secondary symptoms removal Assume inoculum is in your orchard Manage vines to reduce risk Ensure complete spray coverage Understand the activity of different agrichemicals Spray protectant sprays before infection events Stop infection Reduce Psa levels to prevent spread Take opportunity to use KeyStrepto if still can

Recommended Products pre flower Product Name Product type Label Rate/100L Cost/ha @1000L/ha Key Strepto Antibiotic Before male flowers open 60g $90.00 Liquicop TM Copper All season 200 ml $22.00 Nordox 75 WG Copper All season 37 g $10.00 Spotless Blossom Bless Bactericide End flowering 400 ml $80.00 Biological All season 30 g $247.00 Serenade Max Actigard Biological? Elicitor All season 250 g $175.00 Pre flower 200g/ha ~$180.00

So what s the plan? Flowering Flowering is a high risk time for infection Sensitive tissue with easy access to vascular structures A difficult target for protectants Blossom Bless recommended as is likely to colonise where other protectants can t get to Serenade and Copper will kill Blossom Bless D l h b Do not apply any sprays when bees are actively foraging

Recommended Products Flowering Product Name Chemical Type Label Rate/100L Cost/ha @1000L/ha Key Strepto Antibiotic Before male flowers open 60g $90.00 Liquicop TM Copper All season 200 ml $22.00 Nordox 75 WG Copper All season 37 g $10.0000 Spotless Bactericide Flowering 400 ml $80.00 Blossom Bless Biological All season 30 g $247.00 Serenade Max Biological? All season 250 g $175.00 Actigard Elicitor Pre flower 200g/ha ~$180.00

Recommended Products post flowering Product Name Chemical Type Label Rate/100L Cost/ha @1000L/ha Key Strepto Antibiotic Before male flowers open 60g $90.00 Liquicop TM Copper All season 200 ml $22.00 Nordox 75 WG Copper All season 37 g $10.0000 Spotless Blossom Bless Bactericide End flowering 400 ml $80.00 Biological All season 30 g $247.00 Serenade Max Biological All season 250 g $175.00 Actigard Elicitor Pre flower 200g/ha ~$180.00

Six Key Tools 1. Good weather forecasting system 2. KVH Spring Spraying Kit & Seasonal Programme 3. Water Sensitive Paper 4. KVH approved Sprays 5. Key Strepto Spray 6. Superspreader

How to keep updated Regularly visit the KVH website: www.kvh.org.nz and register to receive the weekly Psa Bulletin by emailing info@kvh.org.nz Spring Spraying Kit Seasonal Programme Update Kiwifruit Journal Attend upcoming meetings (check out KVH calendar) ZESPRI FON Field Days. Friday 9am Joyce Road Pyes Pa Next Wed 9am at Katikati Rugby Club Next Mon 9am Organic Pyes Pa Next Tuesday Gulliver Rd Paengaroa Further meetings will be notified via KVH website, Psa Bulletin and emails Talk with your packhouse representative, KVH regional coordinator or call KVH on 0800 665 825

Key Contacts 1. Packhouse Technical Staff 2. KVH Regional lcoordinators 3. KVH Tech Transfer: Vine Management linda.peacock@kvh.org.nz 027 475 2909 Spray Application simon.cook@kvh.org.nz 027 572 6387 Spray Products shane.max@zespri.com 027 274 6022 Bee Management neale.cameron@kvh.org.nz 027 582 6364 Artificial Pollination nigel@postharvest.co 021 48 58 56

Grower Support Whole Industry initiative KVH & NZKGI coord Focus: growers, families and staff, the community Financial: banks, advocates, models Support meetings end of November coping with stress budget decision models WINZ / IRD information Emergency numbers You are not alone call KVH or NZKGI

Q&A This presentation has been prepared based on information available at the time of publication, which is inherently preliminary in nature and subject to change. No party, including without limitation, Kiwifruit Vine Health Incorporated, the New Zealand Government, Plant & Food Research and ZESPRI Group Limited, makes any warranty, representation or guarantee as to the accuracy and/or completeness of the information regarding Psa, potential ti treatmentst t and/or best treatment practice, and none of those parties shall be liable to any person for any loss arising from that person s reliance on the information and/or for any damages arising out of or connected with the use of the enclosed information. No obligation is accepted or undertaken to update this or any other information or publicly release revisions to this document to reflect additional information, circumstances or changes in expectations, which occur after the date of this document.