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(diptera: muscidae), is now an emerging pest in animal shelters and animal farms across the philippines. a number of farms, mostly those housing chickens in traditional sheds, where closed by the department of environment and natural resources (denr) and local governments in the country in 2017, due to the […] continue reading the birth of a fly control products manufacturer in the 19th century, sheep scab,caused by the mite psoroptes ovis, was a serious problem. not only were the health and welfare of valuable flocks affected, but also significant income could be lost due to poor fleece and wool quality. the only treatment options available were smears containing tar and goose fat, tobacco stalks and […] continue reading a brief history of fly control “birds are the eyes of heaven, and flies are the spies of hell.” suzy kassem, rise up and salute the sun: the writings of suzy kassem to band all types of flies together as a group does not do them justice, especially with over 30,000 different known species. the most common of these, musca domestica, […] continue reading celebrating 60 years – matthews’s memoires 1 (1950’s-60’s) the year before international pest control magazine was first published, i graduated from imperial college in 1957. on the day the results came out, i was on a one-man expedition travelling to west africa on an elder dempster cargo ship, the m.v. ebani. this was the idea of geoffrey brett, at the ministry of agriculture, […] continue reading droplet science: a short introduction years of experience and the increasing complexity of the industry have led igeba to take a closer look at the individual aspects of space treatment. the close collaboration with institutions like the international pesticide application research centre (iparc, imperial college, london) and the navy entomology centre of excellence (nece, usa) in the field of droplet […] continue reading international pest control – march/april 2018 – vol 60, nr.2 some months we have so many articles submitted to us, it is difficult decide what to include and what to postpone to our next issue. this was such a month and was one of the contributory reasons for the delay in getting this issue out to you. it is not surprising, as the special feature […] continue reading international news in brief – march/april 2018 de: bayer to sell vegetable seeds business bayer is in exclusive talks with basf on the sale of its entire vegetable seeds business. on 13 oct 2017, bayer had already agreed to sell selected crop science businesses to basf for eur 5.9bn this first package covers bayer’s global glufosinate-ammonium business and the related libertylink technology […] continue reading international pest control – january/february 2018 – vol 60, nr.1 welcome to 2018. this year, international pest control magazine is celebrating 60 years in print. it is an honour to be responsible for editing a publication that was first produced before i was born and that i remember reading as a student. in december, i was pleased to have overseen my 30th issue and ‘celebrated’ […] continue reading international news in brief – january/february 2018 uk: drone technology benefits from the use of motion plastics effective pest control can often be difficult, especially if surrounding areas must be protected. the fitostinger drone was developed for this purpose by the technology & advances solutions (tsa) centre in spain. it is equipped with an extendable arm, which allows for precise spraying […] continue reading international pest news international news in brief – march/april 2018 de: bayer to sell vegetable seeds business bayer is in exclusive talks with basf on the sale of its entire vegetable seeds business. on 13 oct 2017, bayer had already agreed to sell selected crop science businesses to basf for eur 5.9bn this first package covers bayer’s global glufosinate-ammonium business and the related libertylink technology […] continue reading international news in brief – january/february 2018 uk: drone technology benefits from the use of motion plastics effective pest control can often be difficult, especially if surrounding areas must be protected. the fitostinger drone was developed for this purpose by the technology & advances solutions (tsa) centre in spain. it is equipped with an extendable arm, which allows for precise spraying […] continue reading international news in brief – november/december 2017 tz: biocontrol program manages fall armyworm a programme developed by russell ipm has proven to manage fall armyworm (spodoptera frugiperda) in tanzania successfully — reducing damage in winter maize to less than 5% compared to pesticides at 25-30%. the research by tpri, arusha, tanzania was conducted in three regions in tanzania in winter maize crops […] conti

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