Global Online Cultural Control Literature Database
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This database contains 474 online cultural control Web sites and literature citations. We select 6 of these sites /
citations as Featured Sites or Articles. These featured sites or articles generally cover broad scientific and technical issues in
cultural control as well as application situations in different regions around the world. Therefore, these materials are excellent
for workshops such as training the trainers. To search the whole database, go to the bottom of this page.
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Featured Sites / Articles:
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Cultural Control Practices
in Cotton Pest Management
in Tropical Africa
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Insect pests are a major constraint in cotton production
in Africa. The role of cultural practices, especially in the management
of cotton pests in Africa is examined. Some cultural practices
such as early planting after the closed season, stalk destruction
and resistant varieties have played an extremely vital role in the
management of some major cotton pests such as red bollworm (Diparopsis
castanea), pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) and
cotton jassid (Empoasca sp.) respectively.
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David N. Ferro: Cultural Control
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a well-written review paper on cultural control published in Radcliffe's IPM World Textbook
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CULTURAL METHODS OF PEST, PRIMARILY INSECT, CONTROL
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In this brief summary, cultural methods of pest controls have been described under the headings of selection of site, planting design and management, maintenance of site, and harvesting procedures. Implementation of these controls are discussed in relation to policy, legislation, research, services, training and education, and public education.
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Cultural Control Practices
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A General Introduction by Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service Earth-Kind Gardending Series
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Cultural Control
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Several review papers collected by USDA ARS National Agricultural Library
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CULTURAL CONTROL OF FRUIT FLIES IN
PACIFIC ISLAND COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES (PICTs)
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a short but vey valuable article in management of fruit fly in the developing world
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