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  • (PDF) Brazil IRM Recommendations Corn, Soybean, Cotton (Portuguese)

    Guidelines


  • Methods

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    Susceptibility test methods Standard, validated and easy-to-run methods for resistance detection in the world’s major insect pests. Understanding test methodologies Preparing your samples Recording your data Filter grid 001 Dip All Stages Green peach aphid 002 Dip All Stages Psylla spp. 003 Dip Eggs European Red Mite Twospotted Spider Mite 004 Dip Adults Citrus red mite European Red Mite Twospotted Spider Mite 005 Dip Adults Brown planthopper Nephotettix cincticeps 006 Filter-paper All Stages Red flour beetle 007 Dip Adults,…


  • (PDF) MoA Structures Poster (French)

    Poster


  • (PDF) Procedure for MoA classification of new actives

    Publication


  • Getting Started

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    Why Form a New Group IRAC groups are normally set up to tackle specific resistance problems or “Resistance Hotspots” in a country or region. Resistance problems relate to classes of compounds or to different modes of action and clearly these issues can only be satisfactorily managed by all interested parties involved working on a common approach to Resistance Management. A multi-company IRAC group is the ideal forum for doing this. Who Should be Involved IRAC Country Groups are generally…


  • Posters

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    IRAC training posters MOA Structures Poster (English) Nematicides MoA Poster Cabbage Stem Flea Beetle in Winter OSR Poster Bemisia tabaci Resistance Overview Bemisia tabaci IRM Poster Fall Armyworm Poster – Asia Mixtures for IRM in Vectors Poster Spodoptera frugiperda poster Lobesia botrana poster Aphis gossypii IRM Poster Plutella xylostella IRM Poster Planthopper IRM Poster Diaphorina citri IRM Poster Mosquitoes Adults – MoA Poster Myzus persicae Resistance Mechanisms Cydia Pomonella IRM Poster IRAC Overview Poster Lepidoptera MoA Poster Mites MOA…


  • (PDF) IRM Mini Vector Booklet

    Publication


  • IRAC International Administration

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    The IRAC Network is made up of a series of inter-company Committees dedicated to prolonging the effectiveness of insecticides and acaricides by countering the development of resistance. The Committees operate at a global level (IRAC Executive) and at a regional or country level (IRAC Country Groups) and the whole network is termed IRAC International (abbreviated to IRAC). Much of the work of IRAC is carried out by International Working Groups and the IRAC Country Teams and a full list…


  • (PDF) Industry Perspectives on Insect Resistance Monitoring for Transgenic Insect-Protected Crops

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  • About

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    About IRAC The Insecticide Resistance Action Committee (IRAC) is a global technical group dedicated to preserving the effectiveness of insecticides and supporting sustainable pest management. IRAC has been operating since 1984 and brings together experts from across the crop protection and public health industries to provide a coordinated response to the development of resistance in insect and mite pests. Operating as a specialist technical group of CropLife International, IRAC works through a global network of international, regional and country…