Traditional / CABI Bioscience Technical Support Group / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Netherlands / Vietnam / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Global IPM Facility / Wageningen University / / /
IndustryTerm
agribusiness / chemical fertilisers / chemical inputs / longan monocropping systems / mass media / chemical pest control / pest management / post-harvest technologies / aggressive advertising / unnecessary chemical inputs / dense aquatic network / intensive fruit cropping systems / chemical / fruit cropping systems / knowledge systems / food / /
NaturalFeature
Red River Delta / /
Organization
Eurolink Centre / Vietnamese National Bee Research Centre / World Health Organization / United Nations / Wageningen University / European Commission / CABI Bioscience UK Centre / FAO Investment Centre / Swiss Agency for Development & Cooperation / /
Person
Van Hai / Paul Van Mele / Van Mele / Barbara Dinham / Stephanie Williamson / Mark Davis / / /
Key points ❖ Traditional methods provide good control at half the cost of pesticides. ❖ Natural enemies can provide high levels of pest control in fruit orchards as long as pesticide use is minimised. ❖ New entrant