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Contents tagged with integrated pest management
13 August 2021
Find out how to identify the main thrips species that can damage protected ornamentals.
16 August 2021
Read guidance for the development of effective management programmes for pest thrips species of protected ornamental crops.
17 February 2022
Resources for the control and management of PCN in potato crops
6 June 2022
Also called roundworms or eelworms, discover which nematodes harm crops and which support a healthy soil ecosystem.
1 July 2021
Selection and use of biological control agents in the production of ornamental crops – mites and thrips AHDB webinar looking at: advice for growers from an entomologist on what to use to manage mites and thrips, and hints and tips from a grower who has put IPM into practice using biological control agents
1 July 2021
Selection and use of biological control agents in the production of ornamental crops - aphid and whitefly AHDB webinar, with advice for growers from an entomologist on what to use to manage aphid and whitefly, and hints and tips from a grower who has put IPM into place using biological control agents
2 July 2021
Use a combination of cultural, biological and chemical control methods in your IPM strategy for slugs and snails.
27 July 2021
Find out how to identify the main troublesome slug and snail species.
27 July 2021
Follow the guidance in these pages to achieve effective management of slugs and snails in the production of container-grown hardy nursery stock.
9 December 2021
This review will focus on how to enable IPM uptake – with an emphasis on arable production.
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6 June 2022
Follow the 'SAFE' approach to encourage beneficial organisms as part of an integrated pest management strategy.
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6 June 2022
Learn about the pest’s life cycle and the opportunities for management, including spray treatment thresholds.