Integrated Pest Management for Australian apples & pears

Integrated pest management (IPM) is a philosophy of pest control founded on the principles of ecology.
In practice, it involves using several control tactics based on a knowledge of the crop, pests and associated natural enemies to avoid crop loss and minimize harmful effects on the environment.
This manual outlines an Australian apple and pear IPM strategy.
The development of this strategy has involved collaboration between Australian apple and pear growers, researchers and extension specialists.
The manual is available for download below in full or in sections.
| Download full version | ||
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| Integrated Pest Management for Australian apples & pears - Full version | 5.6 MB | |
| Download sections | ||
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| Section 1 Front cover, Contents, Acknowledgments and contributors, What is IPM?, Six steps to controlling diseases of apples and pears, Mating disruption. |
1.0 MB | |
| Section 2 Pest and disease fact sheets. |
3.0 MB | |
| Section 3 Reducing the impacts of birds in horticulture, Forms, schedules and resources, More information and index. |
964.4 KB | |
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