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       Endura Plant, The Chemical Hub, Ravenna (Italy). Endura has marked a pivotal moment in its history with four major milestones: the inauguration of its state-of-the-art headquarters, the celebration of its 45th anniversary, the launch of its new PBO Prime product and the unveiling of a new website. These achievements signify Endura’s... Continue reading » 
 Cover image: Endura – 45 years of chemistry and innovation.
Picture by Endura S.p.A The Human Genome Project took 13 years from launch to completion and cost an estimated $2.7 billion. Now, using massively parallel sequencing, the task can be completed in just hours: my friendly AI says the record is 7.5 hours although more normally it... Continue reading » 
         
 Cover image: Cimex lectularius.
Picture by Dr Richard Naylor It’s great to start an issue with good news – the approval of the first malaria medicine for newborns and young infants. It is astonishing to think that until now – 2025 – the protection of this vulnerable group has depended on formulations intended for... Continue reading » 
     Researchers say the AI tool will aid the production of staple foods including, maize, cassava, and sorghum, across 47 African countries. Photo: K-State, CC BY 2.0 An Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool is using satellite remote sensing and machine learning to predict agricultural yields of key crops across Africa, to help mitigate the harms of... Continue reading » 
The latest issue of The Pest Report is now available, bringing essential insights for professionals across crop protection, agronomy, and pest management. This edition covers timely and high-impact topics affecting global agriculture:  Tuta absoluta
Gain updated strategies and integrated approaches for managing the Tomato Leaf Miner—a...
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By no means all Doom and Gloom! Outlooks on Pest Management is widely known as a primary source of reliable and up to the minute information on a broad range of topics that are of interest and importance to pest management practitioners, industry and researchers around the world. This continues to be reflected in this issue with articles and news... Continue reading » 
 Coptotermes formosanus. Photo: Partho Dhang, PhD Termite control is a major enterprise in most parts of the world, undertaken to protect structures and properties. Historically the interaction of termites and humans probably started when termites attacked crops and manmade structures containing cellulosic material. This interaction has now taken a... Continue reading » 
 Spraying to prevent malaria. Vanuatu 2009. Photo: AusAID This is the second article in a two-part series regarding the intertwined problems of growing insecticide resistance and the lack of investment in novel public health use insecticides (Part I can be found in the November/December 2023 issue of IPC). A new US incentive programme aims to... Continue reading » 
 Phytophthora infestans potato. Photo: Rasbak Globally, huge quantities of crop protection agents are sprayed to control potato late blight. To make potato farming more sustainable and less reliant on sprays, we need crops that are inherently resistant to such diseases. “There is a continuous ‘arms race’ between the potato... Continue reading » 
 Paul Grootscholten of Agro Care on the left and Frank van Antwerpen, Product Manager Tomato for Western Europe, on the right.. Photo: Enza Zaden In recent years, the tomato industry has faced a major challenge from the spread of tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV), and despite many phytosanitary measures, infection rates have continued to... Continue reading » 
                                         
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