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    • Decision Making for Insect Management in Grain Crops (2013-15)
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    • Early season canola pest management workshops 2019
  • Crop
    • Canola
    • Maize
    • Peanuts
    • Sorghum
    • Summer pulses
      • Mungbean
      • Soybean – northern region
      • Soybean – southern region
    • Sunflowers
    • Winter cereals
    • Winter pulses
      • Chickpea – northern region
      • Chickpea – southern region
      • Faba bean
      • Field peas
      • Lentils
      • Lupins
  • Pest
    • Aphids
      • Aphid parasitism
      • Aphids in canola
      • Aphids in pulses
      • Aphids in winter cereals
    • Armyworm in winter cereals
    • Diamondback moth (DBM) in canola
    • Earth mites
      • Earth mites in autumn-sown crops and pasture
        • Timerite®
    • Etiella
    • Helicoverpa
      • Helicoverpa in canola
      • Helicoverpa in soybean
      • Native budworm in winter pulses
    • Lucerne flea
    • Mirids
    • Pea weevil
    • Podsucking bugs
    • Rutherglen bug (RGB)
      • Rutherglen bug in canola
      • Rutherglen bug in sorghum and sunflower
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      • Slugs in seedling crops
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      • Blackheaded pasture cockchafer
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    • Sorghum midge
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Pests listed alphabetically

  • Aphids
  • Armyworm
  • Diamondback moth
  • Earth mites
  • Helicoverpa
  • Lucerne flea
  • Mirids
  • Pea weevil
  • Pod sucking bugs
  • Rutherglen bug
  • Slugs and snails
  • Soil insects
  • Sorghum midge
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