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The persistence of pesticides threatens European soils

A study by researchers from the Diverfarming project has found pesticide residues in the soils of eleven European countries in

Sustainable bananas in greenhouses: first ‘Dutch bananas’ harvested

Researchers from Wageningen University & Research harvested the first ever Dutch bananas in December 2018. Boerenhart, a supplier of fresh

WHO pre-qualification for Fludora™ Fusion to combat malaria

The recent WHO Malaria Report 2018 flagged another stalling in the progress towards elimination of the disease, in part due

International Pest Control – January/February 2019 – Vol 61, Nr.1

Volume 61 and the start of the next ten years in the life of International Pest Control. And the year

The future evolution of pest control

Organized pest control has a long history that dates to 4000 BC when the first ever pest control solution –

International Pest Control – November/December 2018 – Vol 60, Nr.6

Crystal ball gazing is the theme for this issue, the last of our 60th year. We haven’t asked our writers

International news in brief – November/December 2018

Europe’s largest flow-through mesocosm launches in Yorkshire Europe’s first fully flow-through, edge of field waterbody safety assessment facility has been

International Pest Control – September/October 2018 – Vol 60, Nr.5

The theme of this issue is integrated pest management (IPM), a term that seems to have been around for many

International news in brief: Company News

APC joins Staphyt group Agchem Project Consulting (APC) has joined the Staphyt group to grow the group’s regulatory capabilities for

International news in brief: People in Pest Control

New independent director at Crop Enhancement Crop Enhancement Inc., a venture-backed agriculture technology corporation based in San Jose, California, has