Presentations
Version: 24/3/2009

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Entomology, IPM and Tropical Pest Management
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Biological and Chemical Control Methods
L1: Introduction to pesticides and their application
S1: Issues with pesticides
L2: Properties of pesticides (introduction to dose and efficacy)
L3: Introduction to Hydraulic nozzles and spray quality
L4: Manually operated hydraulic sprayers
L5: Large scale field crop spraying
L6: Spray application (Environmental conditions)
S2: From blue sky to green fields - Prof P E Russell
L7: Pesticide discovery and development: technical issues
L8: Insecticides/acaricides/nematicides: 1 (neuroactive)
L9: Formulation of chemical and biological pesticides
L10: Sampling and analysing sprays
L11: Mistblowers
L12: Vehicle mounted, air-assisted sprays (orchard sprayers)
 
Week 2  
L13: Fungicides: basics of activity
L14: Rational herbicide use
L15: Bioassays
P5:  Bioassays: log-probit graph paper - 2007 & 2008 data
L16: Environmental fate and behaviour of pesticides
L17: Space treatments: thermal and cold fogging
17b: Dust, microgranule & granule application
S3: Spray drift from a regulatory perspective - Dr AC Chapple
L18: Insecticides & acaricides: 2 (non-neuroactive & novel)

L19: Controlled droplet application and ULV spraying

L20: Targeted application: chemigation, seed treatment, etc.
L21: Aerial spraying
   
Week 3  
   
L22: Assessing pesticides against natural enemies
L/V: Introduction to resistance
L23: Resistance mechanisms and detection methods
L24: Resistance management
L25: Case study: integrated pest management of vegetable pests
L26: Pesticide application, residues and safety
L27: Application of Biopesticides
L28: Choice of equipment: safety considerations
Entomopathogenic nematodes (L1 & L2)
S:  Monitoring for disease and pest control