41. NRE: Information Series: Radiata Pine For Farm Forestry Radiata pine generally has very good form, depending on the quality of the site,planting stock and management. pest and disease risks Browsing by rabbits http://www.nre.vic.gov.au/4A2568B2008332A3/BCView/F64E4AF8E2F12AAECA256BCF000BBD

42. Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) - Strategic Plan 1999–2003 - Anne tenure arrangements in dry land forest resource management, 6.1 Evaluate human interferenceand game damage, 2.1 Establish pest and disease monitoring and http://www.easternarc.org/pub/annex_i.html

News Directory Library Map ... Links Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KEFRI) - Strategic Plan 1999–2003 - Annex I: Problem ranking and research activities Ranked Problems Ranked Activites Farm Forestry 1. Inadequate technologies and lack of management guidelines for farm- forestry 1.1 Conduct base line needs surveys and land use characterization in key research sites. 1.2 Undertake species and provenance selections, tree improvement and management activities including pests and disease control measures. 1.3 Carry out studies on soil stabilization, fertility enhancement and interaction between trees and crops. 1.4 Design, establish, monitor and evaluate model farm forests. 1.5 Prepare appropriate farm forestry management guidelines. 2. Under-developed marketing and utilization systems for farm forestry products 2.1 Carry out research and document existing marketing systems for farm forest products. 2.2 Develop strategies for improving marketing of farm forest products. 2.3 Develop biophysical and economic models for proven farm-forestry systems

43. MASDAR - International Consultants Extension. Livestock. Research Programmes, Improved Breeding, Nutrition,pest disease Control, Range management. forestry. Agro forestry http://www.masdar.com/about/abouthome.asp

International Consultants THE MASDAR MISSION “MASDAR is in the business of development. We enable stakeholders to achieve their goals by delivering professional, effective and sustainable solutions” OVERVIEW MASDAR is an international consulting company with substantial and extensive worldwide experience. MASDAR focuses on rural development in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Caribbean. Since registration in 1978 MASDAR has worked on over 100 major projects in more than 60 countries. We have worked for all the major aid donors and has managed many large rural development projects including the US$ 450 million Kano State Agricultural Development Project in Nigeria. In addition to our work for Governments, Donors and International Lending Agencies MASDAR undertakes projects for private sector companies in the fields of international joint ventures, trade and strategy development. MASDAR In 2003, MASDAR is a multi-national group of companies with a comprehensive range of skills and experience to service all the needs of specialised or integrated rural development projects anywhere in the world. MASDAR ORGANISATION 2003 The MASDAR Group Head Office is in Eversley in the UK with subsidiaries in Zambia, Romania and the Czech Republic and branch offices in France, Nigeria and Nepal.

44. Department Of Entomology And Applied Ecology BS, forestry and Wildlife; MS, Wildlife Ecology; Ph.D., Forest Entomology Laboratory,Insect pest management, and Integrated pest and disease management. http://ag.udel.edu/departments/ento/faculty and staff interests.htm

Department Of Entomology and Applied Ecology Research Interest Areas WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Wildlife Ecology: Conservation Biology: Habitat Management: Ornithology: Mammology: Herpetology: ENTOMOLOGY Insect Pest Management Agriculture Apiology (honey bees): Biological Control: Integrated Pest Management: Mushrooms: Field Crops: Vegetable crops: Beneficial Insect Introductions: Forest Insects: Invasive Species: Insect Genetics - Genetics of insecticide resistance: Insect pathology: Use of parasites: Molecular Virology: Evolution of social behavior: Plant-insect interactions: Stalk-boring insects: Chemical Ecology: Medical Entomology Mosquitoes West Nile Virus: Toxicology: Aquatic Invertebrates: Stream Ecology: Insect Photography: FACULT Y AND STAFF DOUGLAS W. TALLAMY

45. First Draft ENGO Australian Forestry Standard That there is no evidence of noncompliance with legislative requirements forweed, pest and disease control and management. Indicators. http://www.nfn.org.au/sfm/draftaafs3.html

First Draft ENGO Australian Forestry Standard: Forest management performance criteria Criterion 3 Forest management shall maintain forest ecosystem health and vitality The intent of this criterion is to protect and maintain the health and vitality of forests through the good management of both external and internal damaging agencies, such as insects, disease, competition from exotic species etc. that can affect basic ecological processes and cause significant change to the condition of forests. REQUIREMENTS MEANS OF VERIFICATION GUIDANCE 3.1 The forest manager shall identify external and internal damage agencies and protect forests from damage agencies which may affect productive capacity. The identified damage agencies shall be considered in the development of forest management plans or equivalent instruments and appropriate actions implemented. The damage agencies to be managed include at least: weeds (including their spread); pests (including feral animals); and diseases or pathogens. The process of management should include procedures for: forest health surveillance control or eradication documenting the use of control agents and measures Type of requirement Document-based evaluation with verification in the field Basis of assessment That relevant damage agencies have been identified That an appropriate specification for acceptable levels of damage, and its assessment, exists

46. CSIRO PUBLISHING - Books & CDs Food Science, forestry Forest Products, PISC (SCARM) Report Series. Simple pestand disease Control. Urban pest management in Australia. Weed Risk Assessment. http://www.publish.csiro.au/books/subsubject.cfm?BCID=57

47. CSIRO Entomology - Report Of Research 1997-99 - Pest Management Soil pest and disease management JN Matthiessen, MA losses, particularly in highvaluecrops such as horticultural produce, plantation forestry and amenity http://www.ento.csiro.au/research/rr97-99/pestm_soil.html

CSIRO ENTOMOLOGY our research about insects about us ... staff only Report of Research 1997-99 PEST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH PROJECTS: SOIL BIOLOGY and SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS Earthworms and soil fertility Soil pest and disease management Enhanced pesticide biodegradation Environmental impact of veterinary chemicals Better management of beneficial and pest soil invertebrates is essential for heatlthy soils. This research focuses on the role of earthworms and soil insect pests of horticulture, plantation forestry and amenity turf. In particular, the latter aims to reduce reliance on pesticides and to better manage them when there is no alternative. Earthworms and soil fertility G H Baker, V J Barrett (to Dec 97), P J Carter (to Dec 97), W A Whitby This work was done in collaboration with the Central Hopkins Landcare Association, CRC for Soil and Land Management, and several staff at SARDI and NSW Agriculture. Surveys in agricultural soils in SA, VIC and southern NSW have shown that earthworm communities are dominated by accidentally introduced European species. Anecic species (those that feed at the soil surface and burrow deeply in a predominantly vertical fashion) are especially lacking. Such species can markedly influence soil structure, fertility and plant production. Native earthworms are more common in southern NSW than elsewhere, but still constitute a minority in the populations there.

48. Hforest: Hypermedia Forest Insect & Disease Knowledge Base & Diagnosis: Acknowle This product was based on the Forest pest Leaflet series of the Pacific forestry Forestinsect and disease diagnosis and management using expert http://www.pfc.forestry.ca/diseases/hforest/About/acknowl_e.html

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... How to Use This Site Species by: Common Name Scientific Name Diseases and Insects by: Host Region Problem Diagnosis Glossary ... ments Research Topics Biodiversity Biotechnology Climate Change Ecology Entomology Forest Fires Forest Monitoring Management Pathology Silviculture Socioeconomics Research Topics Biodiversity Biotechnology Climate Change ... Hforest Acknowledgments This product was based on the Forest Pest Leaflet series of the Pacific Forestry Centre Forest Insect and Disease Survey, and we acknowledge the contributions of the many authors of the original publications. In most cases, new photographs were used to illustrate the material. We wish to thank Mr. R. Ericson for his assistance in selecting the majority of the photographs from the FIDS slide collection. We also thank Dr. B. Callan, Dr. E. Allen and Mr. R. Duncan for providing additional slides. Some leaflets have been slightly modified to fit a hypertext presentation format. The diagnostic system is described in Thomson, A.J., and A. Van Sickle. 1996. Forest insect and disease diagnosis and management using expert system - guided hypermedia. AI Applications. 10(2): 23-32.

49. Insects And Disease: Division Of Forestry, Alaska Department Of Natural Resource other disturbances, Yearly Insect and disease Damage, Fire Fire Protection Zones,Fire management Boundaries, Fire information (eg, forest pest damage surveys http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/forestry/insects.htm

Insects and Disease ALASKA FOREST INSECT AND DISEASE SURVEYS The Alaska Department of Natural Resources (DNR) recently published a CD-ROM of its forest insect damage coverages, including several maps based on data collected during annual statewide aerial surveys. The CD includes spruce bark beetle damage coverages as well as a number of conifer and hardwood defoliators. Aerial surveys are conducted jointly each summer by federal U.S. Forest Service, Forest Health Protection and Alaska DNR, Division of Forestry entomologists to assess forest condition statewide. Please check this site periodically for additional information, maps, and GIS coverages based on these surveys. 2002 Forest Health Protection Report - Forest Insect and Disease Conditions in Alaska (in Adobe Acrobat Reader format*) 2001 Alaska Insect and Disease Conditions Report The following files are all in .pdf format*. Due to the file size of this report, it has been broken down into segments: Part 1 Table of Contents The Role of Disturbance in Ecosystem Management The Status of Insects - Bark Beetles Part 2 Status of Insects Defoliators - Invasive Pests Part 3 Status of Diseases Ecological Role of Forest Diseases - Stem Diseases - Heart Rots - Stem Decay of Hardwoods - Shoot Blights and Cankers - Foliar Diseases - Root Diseases Declines and Abiotic Factors Status of Animal Damage Appendices List of Tables List of Maps For a hard copy of this report, or for more information, contact

50. Spanish Language Reference Publications - Landscape Nursery And Urban Forestry - sections containing information on the most likely pests. Do not expecthandson details on disease and pest management information. http://www.umassgreeninfo.org/fact_sheets/plant_culture/spanish_references.htm

Spanish Language Reference Publications Arboriculture ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) - www2.champaign.isa-arbor.com International Society of Arboriculture PO Box 3129 Champaign, IL 61826-3129 USA1-888-472-8733 isa@isa-arbor.com Tree Climbers' Guide / Guia para trepadores de arboles This practical publication serves not only as the study guide for tree worker certification but as a cornerstone for climber training. Product #: P1311 Retail Price: $45.00 Member Price: $35.00 Arborists' Certification Study Guide / Manual de Arboricultura: Guia Estudia para la Certificacion del Arborista Product #: P1225 Retail Price: $90.00 Member Price: $60.00 COMMENTS: well regarded by Hispanic arborists I know.

51. Directory :: Look.com Information and tools needed for Integrated pest management. Control Beneficial Insectsfor natural pest control Gardener Online Insect and disease Problems of http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=43439

52. Directory :: Look.com Actron Free Integrated Fly management Training Multimedia instruction on the problemof flies with Agriculture - disease and pest Control Information on http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=69442

53. Pest Management Services The River Valley, forestry and Environmental Services section no longer offers control Totake advantage of this pest control service, please call instead the http://www.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/comm_services/parkland_services/pest_management/

Beautification and Naturalization Forestry Parks Pest Management ... Turf Maintenance Pest Management Services Urban Forest Insect Pest and Disease Report - 2000 Mosquitoes Dutch Elm Disease Pest Advice and Identification ... Biological Control Spray Line The City of Edmonton daily updates a recorded message providing location information on all weed and pest spraying being performed by our crews. To take advantage of this service simply dial (780) 496-TREE(8733) and press 2. Public Notice 2002 Notice The River Valley, Forestry and Environmental Services section no longer offers control on private property of any animal or bird pests like skunks, squirrels, and magpies. To take advantage of this pest control service, please call instead the City Animal Retention Centre (formerly the City Pound) at 496-8860. Top of Document Please read the Conditions of Use and Web Privacy Code statements.

54. Urban Forest Insect Pest And Disease Report Cemetery, References. Gries, G. Associate Professor, Centre for pest management,Dept. Saunders, C. 1999. Urban Forest Insect pest and disease Report. http://www.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/comm_services/parkland_services/pest_management/ur

Beautification and Naturalization Forestry Parks Pest Management ... Pest Management Services: Urban Forest Insect Pest and Disease Report Significant Diseases of the Urban Forest: Vascular wilt diseases in American elm Trees: Follow-up survey to the province’s first confirmation of Dutch elm disease in Wainwright, Alberta, last year has shown no further cases there confirming that with early detection, the natural spread of this disease in Alberta is more manageable than in areas where elms are indigenous. New elm wilt symptoms continue to be seen in Edmonton with another fifty eight cases this year following a survey in some of the most susceptible areas. Eighteen identifications so far have all confirmed the fungus Dothiorella ulmi ). Plotting of wilt cases against elm density shows a significant relationship between elm wilt prevalence and certain high elm density areas (Saunders 2000). In these particular wilt-disease prone areas, the adoption of area-wide sterile tree pruning as opposed to just sterile pruning of individual hazard trees has emerged as a recommendation for immediate implementation. Since 1996 more than one hundred and seventy cases of wilt diseased elm trees have been discovered in Edmonton. Identification of the causal organisms by Dr. J. P. Tewari shows none of these cases are Dutch elm disease. Instead around 90% are attributable in whole or in part to the fungus

55. ACIAR Projects | Country Consultations - Indonesia for quarantine, including pest and disease waters (genetic improvement, disease management,feeds and friendly fishing techniques · management of inland open http://www.aciar.gov.au/projects/priorities/indonesia/

Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research News About ACIAR Achievements Projects ... Publications ACIAR Projects Country Consultations How to participate Country priorities for collaborative research IARC restricted grants Current Programs Agricultural Development Policy Agricultural Systems Economics and Development Animal Sciences Crop Sciences ... Postharvest Technology Indicative Priorities for ACIAR Projects: Indonesia Universities, LIPI, the private sector and farmers' associations. Priorities for collaboration in fisheries were agreed at a similar meeting on 29-30 July 2002. These priorities are not to be considered as officially sanctioned priorities of the Government of Indonesia. They are priorities expressed by participants at the consultation at a particular point in time. ACIAR will use them as a framework when assessing proposals for collaborative projects to be supported by ACIAR, subject to further advice and information from Indonesia. Researchers intending to propose collaborative research projects with Indonesian counterparts for ACIAR support should, in the first instance, approach one of ACIAR’s Research Program Managers. including the interface with postharvest technological quality. Conservation of the resource base for agriculture will be assisted by research collaboration on aspects of

56. Searchalot Directory For Pest And Disease Control Master Gardener Online Insect and disease Problems of Tomato; Horticulture andHome pest News - Current horticulture, plant care, pest management, and common http://www.searchalot.com/Top/Home/Gardens/PestandDiseaseControl/

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57. Pest And Disease Control Website Results :: Linkspider UK Master Gardener Online Insect and disease Problems of Tomato. Horticulture andHome pest News - Current horticulture, plant care, pest management, and common http://www.linkspider.co.uk/Home/Gardens/PestandDiseaseControl/

Pest and Disease Control Websites from Linkspider UK Keyword: Pest and Disease Control Linkspider UK Directory Pest and Disease Control Search for Directory Tree: Top Home Gardens : Pest and Disease Control (43) Add URL Advertise Here! Personalize Amazon ... Armadillos See Also: Business: Agriculture and Forestry: Biologicals Home: Homeowners: Pest Control Recreation: Outdoors: Wildlife: Bats Science: Agriculture: Forestry: Forest Insects and Diseases ... March Biological Control - Beneficial Insects for natural pest control. Mosquitoes.com - Mosquito repellents. The Bug Clinic - Do-It-Yourself Pest Control information and pest control products. Deer-resistant products - Deer-resistant plants, deer repellents, fencing, and online ordering. Insect and Pest Information - Pest Control information from Van Waters and Rodgers. Pest Control Technology Magazine - Published for professional pest management groups. Citrus/brown Garden Snail - UC pest management guidelines. Pest Control Magazine - Professional pest managers, researchers, manufacturers and distributors.

58. Western Root Diseases Cedar Root Rot USFS R6 Forest disease management Notes (PDF PortOrford-Cedar (ForestInsect and disease Leaflet No 14, 2002 (84 KB pdf) SOD pest Alert Oregon http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/nr/fid/widweb/wid-rd.shtml

An Online Catalog of Western Forest Insects and Diseases Root Diseases root diseases (general + others) Annosus root rot Armillaria root disease black stain root disease ... Sudden Oak Death Insects: general forest insects bark beetles wood borers defoliators ... sucking insects Diseases: general forest diseases mistletoes foliage diseases cankers ... seedling diseases We're always looking for new links to add to this collection! Contact our websteward for more information. Many of the documents included on this list are in PDF format. To view PDF documents, you need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader , a FREE program. Once you have downloaded and installed your copy of Acrobat Reader, just click on a PDF file (below) to view it. Root Diseases Root Diseases (general + others) (many species) Root Diseases USDA FS, SW Oregon FHP Service Center (html) Root Diseases in Oregon and Washington Conifers USDA Forest Service, 1986 (html) management process surveys prescriptions treatment methods B.C. Ministry of Forests (html) Corky Root Disease HForest, Canadian Forest Service (html)

59. City Of Toronto: Urban Forestry Services - Forest Health Care To promote the health of the urban forest, Urban forestry Services’ takes a to becomestressed and are more resistant to insect pest and disease problems http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/trees/forest_healthcare.htm

Forest Health Care Tree Planting City Owned Trees Private Trees ... Links Urban Forest Health Care Urban Forestry Services promotes insect pest and disease management programs that are environmentally, socially and economically sound. More Information: Urban Forestry Fact Sheets in Acrobat PDF. Common Tree Pests How to Recognize Symptoms of disease caused by Phytophthora ramorum, causal agent of Sudden Oak Death Aphids Apple Scab ... City of Toronto 1998-2002

60. Login D. Forest health a proactive approach to pest and disease problems in KeywordsForest health management/ Forest plantations/ Australia Notes Special http://www.ffp.csiro.au/library/login/log02_31.htm

These journals are on display from November 27 to January 14 and are marked with a red dot 1. Arnold, R. and Clark, M. Pioneering work on the tropical timbers frontier. Australian Forest Grower Keywords: Farm forestry/ Species trials/ Tropics/ Australia 2. Bauhus, J.; McElhinny, C. M., and Alcorn, P. Stand structure and tree growth in uneven-aged spotted gum ( Corymbia maculata ) forests: some implications for management. Forestry Keywords: Corymbia maculata / Stand structure/ Growth/ Forest management/ New South Wales/ Australia 3. Cown, D. J.; McKinley, R. B., and Ball, R. D. Wood density variation in 10 mature Pinus radiata clones. New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science Keywords: Pinus radiata / Wood density/ Juvenile wood/ Heritability/ Clones 4. de Little, D. Forest health - a proactive approach to pest and disease problems in plantations. Australian Forest Grower . 2002; 25(3):6 pp. Keywords: Forest health management/ Forest plantations/ Australia Notes: Special liftout no. 61 5. Firth, J. G. and Brownlie, R. K. Armillaria root disease of

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