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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With fewer pesticides available – either because they have been withdrawn or banned or because of pest resistance – a

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

Effects of Intensive Agriculture on Soil Properties Through Loss of Soil Organic Matter

Harry A Edwards Abstract: With population numbers increasing and climate change on the horizon, our soil resources are becoming ever

International Pest Control – November/December 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.6

Climate Change is very much on the agenda as I write this with COP27 in progress and everyone pessimistic about

Company Profile…IGEBA celebrates 40 years

A company tour, technical discussions and the presentation of a prototype: IGEBA from Germany celebrated its strong values at its

International Pest Control – September/October 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.5

The death of Our Queen – or The Queen as President Macron so eloquently put it – is one of

Coping with dead rodent odours

Pest Control Professionals (PCPs) are often confronted with horrible odours from dead rodents. The death could have been natural, from

International Pest Control – July/August 2022 – Vol 64, Nr.4

With no sign of the war in Ukraine coming to an end any time soon and with every chance this

Rothamsted Research

WANTED: LARGE WHITE BUTTERFLY CATERPILLARS Help needed for research into biological control of pests https://www.rothamsted.ac.uk/news/wanted-large-white-butterfly-caterpillars WANTED: ARE YOU BLIGHTED BY

Company Profile…Barkwith brings regulatory clarity

The  European regulatory landscape for the control of chemicals has changed beyond recognition over the last two decades. Murray Smedley,