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International Pest Control – January/February 2016 – Vol 58, Nr.1

IPC has been delivering the latest in news, views and technological developments in pest management for 57 years. In that

Is there a vacuum in your professional service?

Pest management professionals (PMPs) offer a different service to those engaged in hygiene enterprises and there may be a view

Refuge-in-the-Bag Strategy for Managing Insect Resistance to BT Maize

Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) is a common soil-dwelling bacterium, which can produce insecticidal proteins. Most of these Bt proteins are specifically

Perspective: Consider Removing ‘Inherited’ from Definitions of Pesticide Resistance

When an organism that had previously been controlled by a treatment is no longer controlled by that treatment, the grower

Dust Emission from Pesticide Treated Seeds During Seed Drilling

Dressing seeds with pesticides is a widespread and effective way to control pests using smaller doses with potentially less harmful

Genetically Engineered Mosquitoes in the US

With the recent revolution in molecular biology many desirable traits can now be engineered into in a wide range of

An Analysis of the Biopesticide Market Now and Where it is Going

Biopesticide use began in the late 1800s with fungal spores used to control insect pests. One of the first documented

Aerial Applications in the USA

The application of pesticides by air, or aerial application, is an efficient and effective means of spraying in variety of

Implementation of Structure-based pharmacophore modelling for in silico prediction of insecticidal activity

Edwin P. Alcantara – National Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Biotech University of the Philippines (Los Banos) College, Laguna

International news in brief – November/December 2015

UK: World’s largest production site for beneficial nematodes With the opening of its expanded Littlehampton, UK production site, BASF is