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Monitoring and managing citrus gall wasp

New trap enables growers to accurately monitor CGW populations.
Read full storyUnderstanding aphids

Aphids can transmit viruses and physically damage fruit.
Read full storyNorthern Territory detection of mango shoot looper

Mango Shoot Looper is a threat to the commercial mango industry.
Read full storyQuality the key to top-end mangoes

“Now we have so many better products which allow us to keep beneficial insects in the mangoes."
Read full storyBetter pest and disease control options for macadamias

New IPM options with additional advantages for macadamia growers.
Read full storyNew miticide to help solve spider mite issues

First Group 25 A insecticide in Australia, launching a new class of chemistry into the local horticulture market.
Read full storyMighty small mites, but mighty big damage!

Mites can spread through your crop almost as fast as flying insects or the airborne spores of fungi.
Read full storyBugs for Bugs – IPM specialists

Bugs for Bugs team of technical specialists now has over 110 years of accumulated experience in the field of IPM.
Read full storyTrusted Altacor Hort Insecticide to get even better

New formulation - Altacor X-Force - offers improved mixing, reduced rates and less packaging.
Read full storyFMC and RapidAIM announce collaboration

Collaboration will create an accurate pest detection and forecasting service for several key pests and crops across Australia.
Read full storyFuture population trends of the citrus gall wasp

Will CGW continue to rise, or will it come down after some time?
Read full storySivanto - IPM friendly product controls sucking insects

Registrations for use in avocados, mangoes and papaya - and soon to be launched into macadamia.
Read full storyNew research on macadamia lace bug

Research looks at lace bug ecology and its natural predators.
Read full storyNew Angler trap for stone and pome fruit

Effective but simple way to control Carpophilus while protecting beneficial insects.
Read full storyThe sound of crickets and grasshoppers is coming

Over 1500 species of this group in Australia.
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