The development of contemporary pest control is briefly reviewed and the use of deterministic economic decision analysis techniques identified as a major source of problems in pest control. Three approaches to modern pest control are stated. These are the chemical-technological approach, the applied biological solution, and trans-scientific pest control. Trans-scientific pest control is accepted as the most appropriate. Integrated pest management is placed in the transcientific pest control context and applied to the Tasmanian Grass Grub (Aphodius tasmaniae Hope) in Canterbury. Recommendations for the control of A. tasmaniae are made. The future of integrated pest management in pasture pest control in New Zealand is commented on
Pest and plant diseases cause damages and economic losses, threatening food security and ecosystem s...
Proper pest management is essential for profitable and environmentally sound crop production. And at...
E.F. Knipling, on the occasion of receiving the World Food Prize in 1992, stated that "major advance...
The science of entomology deals with various aspects of insects. In agricultural crop production, in...
Stimulation of ecological processes of natural pest regulation is a promising avenue for inventing n...
There has been a tremendous change in the pest spectrum and the pest management practices over the p...
Pest control is probably the single most important factor in maintaining yield in modern farming pra...
Larvae of the soil-dwelling scarab Costelytra zealandica (White) have historically been considered a...
While the philosophy and concept of integrated pest management (IPM) are generally accepted in the p...
The thesis investigates the value of quantitative analyses for historical studies of science through...
Methods of insect control are sometimes classified under the four following headings—Quarantine, Cul...
General principles of pest control for the protection of agricultural crops, public health, and natu...
Webster defines a pest as any plant or animal that is detrimental to humans or human concerns (espec...
The use of biological control for the management of pest insects pre-dates the modern pesticide era....
METHODS of insect control are sometimes classified under the following four headings— Quarantine, Cu...
Pest and plant diseases cause damages and economic losses, threatening food security and ecosystem s...
Proper pest management is essential for profitable and environmentally sound crop production. And at...
E.F. Knipling, on the occasion of receiving the World Food Prize in 1992, stated that "major advance...
The science of entomology deals with various aspects of insects. In agricultural crop production, in...
Stimulation of ecological processes of natural pest regulation is a promising avenue for inventing n...
There has been a tremendous change in the pest spectrum and the pest management practices over the p...
Pest control is probably the single most important factor in maintaining yield in modern farming pra...
Larvae of the soil-dwelling scarab Costelytra zealandica (White) have historically been considered a...
While the philosophy and concept of integrated pest management (IPM) are generally accepted in the p...
The thesis investigates the value of quantitative analyses for historical studies of science through...
Methods of insect control are sometimes classified under the four following headings—Quarantine, Cul...
General principles of pest control for the protection of agricultural crops, public health, and natu...
Webster defines a pest as any plant or animal that is detrimental to humans or human concerns (espec...
The use of biological control for the management of pest insects pre-dates the modern pesticide era....
METHODS of insect control are sometimes classified under the following four headings— Quarantine, Cu...
Pest and plant diseases cause damages and economic losses, threatening food security and ecosystem s...
Proper pest management is essential for profitable and environmentally sound crop production. And at...
E.F. Knipling, on the occasion of receiving the World Food Prize in 1992, stated that "major advance...