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SF 074: Integrated pest and disease management for raspberry production (HortLink)
Summary
A successful Integrated Pest and Disease Management (IPDM) programme has been developed for raspberries which will greatly reduce and possibly eliminate pesticide residues. The programme will give good results but is likely to cost on average between £25 and £45 extra per tonne to implement compared to a conventional grower management and routine pesticide based programme.
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SF 074_NPR SF 074_GS_Annual_2007 SF 074_Report_Annual_2007_RESTRICTED SF 074_GS_Annual_2008 SF 074_Report_Annual_2008 SF 074_GS_Annual_2009 SF 074_Report_Annual_2009 SF 074_GS_Final_2011 SF 074_Report_Final_2011About this project
The aim of this project was to develop sustainable methods of integrated management of Botrytis, powdery mildew, raspberry beetle, raspberry cane midge (and the associated disorder 'midge blight') and aphids in protected raspberry crops.