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The 59th Annual BCPC Weeds Review had the theme 'What next for IPM' and took place as a live event on Thursday 3rd 2022 at Sophie Taylor Building, NIAB, Cambridge with 72 delegates in attendance plus another 13 joining on-line. The meeting was chaired by Bill Lankford (Adama)
who outlined the IPM focus of the Review but started with an overview of the current status of herbicides based on the perspective from an early screening R&D company, MOA Technology.
期刊介绍:
Research and development in the crop protection and crop enhancement sector continues to grow at pace. Those associated with the agriculture and food industries, researchers in academia, government organisations, legislators, and professionals involved with the development and environmental impact of pesticides and biotechnology can all benefit from Outlooks on Pest Management. This bi-monthly journal provides a unique blend of international news and reviews covering all aspects of the management of weeds, pests and diseases through chemistry, biology and biotechnology.