Integrated Pest Management for Pulses in Northern Australia -Sustainable Production in a Changing Cropping EnvironmentExport / Share Share this record       Export this recordBrier, H. (2018) Integrated Pest Management for Pulses in Northern Australia -Sustainable Production in a Changing Cropping Environment. Project Report. Grains Research & Development Corporation.
Article Link: https://grdc.com.au/research/reports/report?id=366... AbstractDAQ00086 targeted major Integrated Pest Management (IPM) gaps in summer pulses & provided IPM support in new & traditional production areas. Project success was ensured by locating key trials on a research station with total control over pests, irrigation etc., complemented with on-farm trials where necessary. Key achievements include new threshold models for mirids in mungbeans & soybeans & Helicoverpa in mungbeans. New pesticide options were found for soybean moth, soybean aphid & redbanded shield bug. A new soybean/break-crop IPM course/manual was developed & the Accredited Mungbean Agronomist course's IPM module upgraded. Over 300 growers/consultants attended 16 IPM courses from Narrabri to the Burdekin.
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