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| Publication Title. | Excerpt | Publication date | View/download PDF |
| BCPC Pests and Diseases Vol III Session 8A and 8B | ...national action committees, such as the Australian Insecticide Resistance Action Committee, AIRAC; these national committees work in close liaison with IRAC itself. Another move was the incorporation of PEG as... |  view PDF | |
| BCPC Weeds Conference 1978 Vol I p261-276 | ...and to the chemical companies Hoechst U.K. Ltd. and May & Baker Ltd. for supplying chemicals. References GARGOURL, T. & SEELEY, C.I. (1972) Competition between spring peas and nine densitites... | view PDF | |
| BCPC Weeds Conference 1978 Vol II p633-658 | ...frame in the rear compartment of the vehicle. The frame was bolted to the chassis and attached to the body on rubber blocks. The spraying equipment comprised a standard Evrard... | view PDF | |
| Molecular Biology – Its Practice and Role in Crop Protection – Contents | ...cell approaches M.R. DAVEYand R.P. FINCH Immunoassays for the measurement and detection of pesticides in the environment G.W. AHERNE Understandingpesticide resistance through molecular biology D.W. HOLLOMONand J.A. BUTTERS Glossary https://www.bcpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Molecular-Biology-Its-Practice-and-Role-in-Crop-Protection.pdf... | view PDF | |
| Research Collaboration in European IPM Systems – Contents | ...industry in IPM systems development O.T. JONES and J.P. GONZALEZ ESTEBARANZ . Scientific programme managementin collaborative research D. DENT . Field testing semiochemicals in IPM systems A. MONTIEL BUENO https://www.bcpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Research-Collaboration-in-European-IPM-Systems-p1-80.pdf... | view PDF | |
| BCPC Pests and Diseases 1981 – Vol III p675-799 | ...10. Table 9 Comparison of solvent solubilities of thiodicarb and methomyl Solubility (g/1.) Solvent Thiodicarb Methomyl Water 0.035 58 Acetone 8.0 422 Methanol 5.0 500 Table 10 Comparison of selected... | view PDF | |
| Seed Treatment – Challenges and Opportunities – Session 3 | ...analysed and the area, length and width measurements were compared to results obtained by manual measurement. The mean sum area of the imaged seed was 1778 mm compared to the... | view PDF | |
| Predicting Field Performance in Crop Protection – Session 1 | ...exercises can be compared, and shifts in sensitivity towards resistance evaluated. Developing appropriate monitoring methods provides a valuable resource to evaluate anti-resistance strategies during the commercial life of a fungicide.... | view PDF | |
| Pests and Diseases Conference 2000 – Session 3A | ...also beenactive on the information front, setting up a Web site at www.ehi. org and producing information sheets and a comprehensive book describing ICMin Europe. THE FUTURE The introduction of... | view PDF | |
| BCPC Diseases Review – Simon Edwards | IPM strategies to control mycotoxins Simon Edwards sedwards@harper-adams.ac.uk Fusarium head blight Fungal disease complex of small grain cereals Important disease on wheat, barley and oats world-wide Barley and oats are... | view PDF | |
| 1. Dave-Bench-UK-PPP-regulation | ...of Northern Ireland interests Sensible use of regulatory autonomy (inc. application of guidance) We will be accepting new members from January 2023 Dave Bench CEO dave.b@croplife.uk www.croplife.uk Twitter: @CropLifeUK LinkedIn:croplife-uk... | view PDF | |
| FC23 Tim Benton – Futures BCPC May 2023 PDF | ...Wilmar, Bunge, Itochu, Louis Dreyfus Company, Viterra, Olam International, and Conagra 4 companies control 60% of the agrochemical market: Bayer, Corteva, ChemChina/Syngenta, and BASF Seeds 60% 50% Agrochemicals Inputs Trading... | view PDF | |
| 5 – Henry Creissen – BCPCDiseaseRev2023 Creissen 17.10.23 | ...rotation was popular • not relevant to horticulture. • Companion cropping was the least popular • High failure rate, complex agronomy and high management costs. • Not using insecticides •... | view PDF | |
| 8 – John Owen – CUPGRA flash 2023 2 | ...Goal Develop an effective Push-pull system for the control of aphids in potatoes Ensure that is commercially viable Understand the contribution of different elements Areas of interest Visually attractive trap... | view PDF | |
| 14 – Richard Pywell – Reduced size BCPC Pests and Beneficials Review | ...+ve Snyder Biological Control 2019 Greenop et al. Ecological Applications 2018 Diversity is the key to effective IPM Habitat for beneficials • Study of four commercial farms comparing flower-rich vs.... | view PDF | |
| Stream-A-2-Dave-Bench-Industry-perspective-on-UK-PPP-regulation | ...Government direction for regulators Protection of Northern Ireland interests Sensible use of regulatory autonomy (inc. application of guidance) Delivery Delivery Delivery Dave Bench Chief Executive dave.b@croplife.uk www.croplife.uk LinkedIn: croplife-uk Industry... | view PDF | |
| 5-Nicholas-Munier-Jolain-Potential-for-reducing-pesticide-use | ...Belgium https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zLqcKrjD7U The BCPC Congress, 7-8 November 2023, Harrogate, UK p. 17 A specific methodology for fostering IPM adoption Based on peer-to-peer knowledge exchange… and facilitation The BCPC Congress, 7-8... | view PDF | |
| Stream-B-4-Ian-Matts-Adopting-new-approaches-to-crop-protection | Adopting new approaches to crop protection Ian Matts, Brixworth Farming Agenda • Introductions • Challenges • Potential solutions: – Cover cropping – Catch cropping – Living Mulches – Companion cropping... | view PDF | |
| Technical Report Number 3 p1-11 | ...demonstration.plots have been laid down with those chemicals which have appeared to give a commercially acceptable control. 2. Commercial Organisations. The programmes of the following firms are describeds- A. H.... | view PDF | |
| Technical Report Number 3 p12-end | ...results. In the commercial trials in Scotland respraying did cause some further reduction in frond density but the effects were small when compared with those of the initial treatment. In... | view PDF |
