Dublin, Oct. 09, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Pesticides - Integrated Pest Management" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This latest report which explores how integrated pest management (IPM) policies and strategies are being implemented across different countries and regions.

It also discusses the drivers and barriers to IPM adoption and the pesticides used. Detailed within are government IPM policies, the companies actively involved in the IPM segment, and the trends in R&D.

Key Topics Covered:

Executive Summary

Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Drivers of IPM
1.2 Designing a package of IPM measures
1.2.1. Understanding pest and host biology
1.2.2. Establishing an action threshold
1.2.3. Developing a set of recommended measures

• Preventative cultural measures
• Biological crop protection
• Habitat manipulation

1.3 Implementing an IPM package
1.3.1. Damage and pest identification
1.3.2. Scouting
1.3.3. Implementing measures
1.3.4. Evaluation and recording of results
1.4 Assessing the impacts of IPM

Chapter 2: Biological crop protection
2.1 Types of biological crop protection
2.1.1. Beneficial insects
2.1.2. Microbial

• Bacteria
• Fungi
• Viruses
• Nematodes

2.1.3. Natural products

• Neem oil (Azadirachtin)
• Pyrethrum extract
• Other commercial natural products

2.1.4. Semiochemicals

Chapter 3: Chemicals and IPM
3.1 Chemical use in IPM
3.2 Spray timing
3.3 Selective chemicals used in IPM

• Imidacloprid
• Esfenvalerate
• Pirimicarb
• Indoxacarb
• Diflubenzuron
• Pymetrozine
• Buprofezin
• Cyromazine
• Methoxyfenozide
• Chlorantraniliprole
• Other selective chemicals

3.4 Basic substances

• Chitosan hydrochloride
• Clayed charcoal
• Calcium hydroxide
• Diammonium phosphate
• Fructose
• Hydrogen peroxide
• Beer

Chapter 4: Policy and adoption
4.1 Policies by country
4.1.1. North America

• USA
• Canada

4.1.2. Europe

• UK
• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• Cyprus

4.1.3. Near East

• Iran
• Turkey
• Jordan

4.1.4. Asia and Africa

• Farmer Field Schools
• Indonesia
• India
• China
• Nepal
• West Africa

4.1.5. Communication, diffusion and adoption

Chapter 5: The IPM industry
5.1.1. The biological crop protection industry

• Microbial manufacturers
• Beneficial insects
• Natural products
• Semiochemicals

5.1.2. Involvement of the agrochemical majors

• Syngenta
• Bayer

Chapter 6: Bertha armyworm in US Canola

• The IPM response

Chapter 7: Wheat in Tajikistan

• Pest problems
• The IPM response
• Impact assessment

Chapter 8: Aubergine and gourd in Bangladesh

• Pest problems
• The IPM response
• Impact assessment
• Adoption

Chapter 9: Mango in Kenya

• Pest problems
• IPM response
• Impact assessment

Chapter 10: The future of IPM
10.1 Fieldwork-based actions
10.2 Technology-based actions

Chapter 11: Summary

Chapter 12: Annex
12.1 Acronyms
12.2 Tobacco and IPM
12.3 Sugarcane in Pakistan
12.4 Push-pull biological control used in IPM
12.5 Data tables on biologicals

Companies Mentioned

• Syngenta
• Bayer

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