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  • (PDF) MoA Classification

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  • Training

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    The Training Centre A suite of educational materials explaining insecticide resistance and how to develop resistance management strategies. What is resistance? Introduction Mechanisms How do we manage it? Management IPM Mixtures Monitoring Modelling PlayInsecticide Resistance Managementin 3 minutes Available in English, Arabic, Bahasa (Indonesian), French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandrin, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swahili, Tagalog (Philippines), Thai, Turkish and Vietnamese. PlayThe importance of MoAin 3 minutes Available in English, Arabic, Bahasa(Indonesian), French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Khmer,…


  • Monitoring

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    Monitoring insecticide resistance (Download the information as a pdf file) Overview of Insect Resistance Monitoring for Insecticides: Factors Impacting the Design and Implementation of Resistance Monitoring Program Background The development of insecticide (and acaricide) resistance in insect/mite pests is an evolutionary process in response to the selection pressure imposed by use of insecticides to manage pest populations.  The first insect resistance case was documented in the US to an inorganic insecticide (sulfur-lime) as early as in 1914. Currently, for…


  • (PDF) MoA Brochure

    Publication


  • Sucking Pests Team

    Working group

    The Sucking Pest WG was formed in 2008 to develop and disseminate IRM strategies for major sucking pests of global importance. It is recognised that this is a broad remit given the range of crops and pests, but by focusing on specific areas, the team is convinced that it can deliver strategies for key pests such as whiteflies, aphids and thrips, before moving on to consider other groups. The Sucking Pest WG absorbed the earlier Neonicotinoid WG in 2009…


  • (PDF) MOA Structures Poster (English)

    Poster

    Mode of action (MoA) structures poster (English)…


  • Methods Team

    Working group

    The availability of standard, validated and easy-to-run methods for resistance detection in the world’s major insect pests is crucial for successful monitoring of resistance problems. The IRAC Methods Team has worked to develop, validate and collate approved methods and make these available via the IRAC website and the online tool, eMethods. The work of the Methods Team involves interaction with other IRAC Teams and Working Groups as well as cooperation with external experts in academia and institutes. The Methods…


  • (PDF) Clasificación del modo de acción de insecticidas y acaricidas

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  • Privacy

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    Objective The aim of this privacy policy is to provide adequate and consistent safeguards for the handling of Personal Data (as defined below) by CropLife International A.I.S.B.L. (‘CropLife International’) and affiliated entities (CropLife International and all such entities being together referred as ‘CropLife International entities’) in accordance with the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and…


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

    Guidelines