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Food and crop diversity under threat in Europe

Since 2009, 10 EU associations representing the entire agri-food chain have been calling for solutions and proper investment schemes to

CEPA asks European legislator to monitor internet sales of biocides more closely

In order to guarantee the safe use of biocides, European legislators have introduced increasingly stringent conditions for their authorisation, distribution,

News from the ‘ISNTD Bites’ meeting on vector control

The International Society for Neglected Tropical Diseases (ISNTD) is a new, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to a multidisciplinary approach to a

Rats invade buildings in response to floods and low temperatures

Widespread flooding across the UK during 2012 has caused thousands of rats to retreat from their waterlogged outdoor nests and

A farewell from Nigel Binns

Three years ago, I was lucky to add an excellent and rewarding role to my CV – that of Editor

International Pest Control – March/April 2013 – Vol.55, Nr.2

You may notice a few changes to IPC magazine this issue. Besides aiming to cover all aspects of pest control

Food manufacturers: challenges with managing pests in food handling facilities

How do you manage pests in your facility? Firstly any food safety programme should have a comprehensive pest management system.

Space spray fundamentals

Control of flying insects in a stored product environment is always a challenge. Owners of large warehouses often prefer a

Stable flies: Locating, controlling and assessing the damage they cause

Livestock producers may not be able to see the difference between stable flies and other flies at a distance, but

Managing current season needle necrosis in Christmas trees

Uptake and utilization of nutrients is the cornerstone of physiological health in green plants, but deficiencies in specific nutrients have