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Pest and Beneficials
The documents in this section assist cottongrowers to implement IPM. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) involves using all means of managing pest populations with the aim of reducing insecticide use while maintaining profitability, yield and fibre quality. IPM is a whole year approach to managing pests. This includes management of pests through the cotton growing season, and through the remainder of the year as well. For instance, decisions made in the autumn and winter can have a lasting impact on pest management throughout the year

Integrated Pest Management
Integrated Pest Management Guidelines
 
Cotton Pest Management Guide 2011_ 12
Australian Cotton Production Manual Ch 12. Integrated insect & mite management JAMES HILL


 Cotton Insect Identification
Pests and Beneficials in Australian Cotton Landscapes - Enhanced web version 

 Pest and Beneficials in Australian Cotton Landscapes (4.3mb)
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Specific pests
Solenopsis Mealybug Outbreak 2010
    Solenopsis Mealybug 2011
Helicoverpa
Sucking pests
Mites
Whitefly
Aphids and bunchytop
Insect Resistance Management 


Cotton Insect Resistance Management for Conventional Insecticides and Bollgard II®
Resistance Management Strategies for conventional pesticides and Bollgard II cotton 


Beneficials In Action
Moving images of predators and parasites of Australian Cotton pests  


Pest Control Technology
Magnet and Spray Oils 


Useful Links
 The Beat Sheet   The Beat Sheet is a blog about insect pest management issues relevant to Australia's northern grain region of Queensland and northern New South Wales. This team blog is updated by entomology staff from the Queensland Government's Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries. Their contribution is supported by funding from the grains and cotton industries.

 

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