Insect Pest Control Newsletter No. 90, January 2018 | IAEA

FAO/IAEA Coordination Meeting of the TC regional project RAF5065 on Promoting the Sharing of Expertise and Physical Infrastructure for Mass Rearing Mosquitoes and Integration of

Research and development in the Fruit Fly Rearing la- boratories over the last six months has concentrated on streamlining production methods for a range of pest fruit fly

The purpose of this meeting held in Vienna, Austria, Au- gust 4 - 6, 2009 was: (1) to interchange information on the fruit fly status among Israel, Jordan and the Territo- ries under

Ishan Ul-Haq, a PhD student, also from Pakistan, is using melon fly for studies on the improvement of sterile male performance for SIT programmes. He has found that the feeding

A follow-up CRP (2000-2005) entitled Development of Improved Attractants and Their Integration into Fruit Fly SIT Management Programmes was conducted with em- phasis on

Jorge Hendrichs RAF/5/051 SIT for Tsetse and Trypanosomosis Management in Africa Udo Feldmann RAF/5/052 SIT Development for Control of Anopheles Mosquito Alan Robinson

The International Fruit Fly Symposium is organized every four years and brings together scientists, action programme managers, the horticultural industry and other

PAL/5/002 Area-wide Application of SIT for Medfly Control Jorge Hendrichs RAF/5/051 SIT for Tsetse and Trypanosomosis Management in Africa Udo Feldmann RAF/5/052 SIT