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Biologically Based Technologies for Pest control

R.C. Herdman

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Examines biologically based tools used in integrated Pest Management (IPM). Technologies include use of natural predators and parasites and commercial formulations of microbial pesticides.

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Context and Scope : Current Use and Future Potential of BBTs : Issues and Options : Rethinking Public and Private Sector Responsibilities.
The Context
An Introduction to Pest Management : Forces Shaping the future of U.S. Pest Management: Responses by Congress and the Executive Branch: Definiting the Terms of OTA's Assessment.
The Techniques
Evaluating the Technologies: Current Use of BBTs in the U.S.; Obstacles to Expanded Use of BBTs; Improving the Odds of Future Success; Appendix 3-A; Internet Sites for Information on Biologically Based Pest Control.
Risks and Regulations
Risks from BBTs; Addressing the Risks; Regulating the Risks from BBTs; Issues and Options
From Research to Implementation
Overview : Educating users; From Research to Implementation: Issues and Options
Commercial Considerations
Structure of the BBTs Industry: view from the Conventional Pesticides Industry : Issues and options
Appendix A List of Boxes, Figures and Tables
Appendix B List of Acronyms
Appendix C Background Reports
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