Protecting Pollinators and Beneficial Insects
Australian grain growers and advisers now have an improved resource to help safeguard beneficial insects while managing pests.
The latest Beneficials Chemical Toxicity Table (version 4.0) provides easy-to-use information on how different insecticides affect beneficial insects.
- Foliar insecticides can have off-target effects, inadvertently harming beneficial insects.
- Beneficial insects provide natural services such as pest control and pollination.
The resource is an outcome of the Australian Grains and Horticulture Pest Innovation Program, a $24 million initiative.
Author's summary: Growers have a new tool to protect beneficial insects.
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