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XIII EVPMC 2023
We invite you to join the 13th EVPMC 2023 meeting in Florence, Novoli Campus, on August 28th – September 1st, 2023. XIII EVPMC – European Vertebrate Pest Management Conference 2023 (evpmc2023.com) The meeting will focus on the newest and most exciting topics covering a wide range of disciplines and taxa, including symposium on Conservation; Crop […]
NEW IPM 2023 – One Health – International Symposium and Networking Event
For the second year running, Swansea University has been chosen as the host for this prestigious event which focuses on new and developing innovative programmes in Integrated Pest Management (IPM). The symposium, led by the Natural Products BioHUB and IBMA, offers a unique opportunity for researchers, technologists and end users to hear from others working […]
International Pest Control – July/August 2023 – Vol 65, Nr.4
At a time when many parts of Europe and North America are “boiling” or burning, other parts of the world are submerged under water and the Atlantic to the west of Ireland is suffering a Marine Heatwave classified by NOAA as Category 5 (‘Beyond Extreme’) with sea surface temperatures as high as 4-5°C above average, […]
Advances in monitoring of native and invasive insect pests of crops
25th April 2023 Hardback & eBook 394 Pages ISBN (Hardback): 978-1-80146-107-8 ISBN (eBook): 978-1-80146-110-8 Insect pests remain a major threat to crop production primarily because of their ability to inflict severe damage on crop yields, as well as their role as key vectors of disease. Early identification of pests is critical to the success of […]
The Pesticide Manual (19th Edition)
Date of Publication 2021 Hardback 1408 Pages ISBN 978-1-9998966-5-2 The Pesticide Manual is a robust compendium of pesticide data which provides and essential resource for laboratory managers, R&D teams, regulatory bodies, researchers, students, academics, quality controllers, crop advisors, toxicologists and pest control advisors. The Manual is divided by easy-to-use indexes with main and supplementary sections. […]
International Pest Control – May/June 2023 – Vol 65, Nr.3
Europeans could get away with using 71% less land to grow our food if we reduce our consumption of animal products by 50% according to the latest research from WUR. Milk and fish would still be on the menu but beef and pork would disappear. And climate change – about which we have a new […]
International Pest Control – March/April 2023 – Vol 65, Nr.2
With fewer pesticides available – either because they have been withdrawn or banned or because of pest resistance – a new approach based on targeting genes may be both selective and a way of avoiding the build-up of resistance, but we are still a long way from the field! We look at research to silence […]
International Pest Control – January/February 2023 – Vol 65, Nr.1
We seem to lurch from one food crisis to another and we report on the plea from Alvaro Lario, President of the UN’s IFAD for real investment in the worlds’ small scale farmers who produce one third of the world’s food with just 2% of global finance. Twitter is being used to track pests, but […]
