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View PDF → Pest Advisory Possible Pest to Occur on Rice for the First Quarter (January - March) of 2024 based on Historical Data |
View PDF → Pest Management Advisory ONION ARMYWORM (Spodoptera exigua) of 2024 based on Historical Data |
View PDF → Pest Advisory Possible Pest to Occur on Rice for the 1st Quarter (January - March) of 2023 based on Historical Data |
Published by Crop Pest Management Division 2024-04-22
The Department of Agriculture's highly esteemed USEC Cheryl Marie Natividad-Caballero of HVCDP gave a brief overview of the project's history and objectives. Dr. Celia Medina joined this project as well, lending her extensive expertise on the Cecid Fly to support the initiative's conduct. FPA representatives led by Maribel M. Querijero identified and addressed several questions about the deployment of pesticidal products.Published by Crop Pest Management Division 2024-04-19
The Bureau of Plant Industry, Crop Pest Management Division (BPI-CPMD), in collaboration with the Regional Crop Protection Center VII (RCPC-7) and the technical staff of the High Value Crop Development Program (HVCDP)conducted monitoring and evaluation of Mango Cecid fly infestation during the period of April 15-19, 2024.Published by Crop Pest Management Division 2024-04-19
The Development of Innovation System for Climate Smart Pest Management in Rice had conducted a meeting and team workshop for the different research activities of existing BCAs on new target pests and the preparation for the upcoming evaluation of Bioconlaboratories on April 18–19, 2024, at the Network Commons Meeting Room of the International Rice Research Institute, Los Baños, Laguna.Published by Crop Pest Management Division 2024-04-18
The Bureau of Plant Industry - Crop Pest Management Division (BPI-CPMD) together with the DA-Regional Crop Protection Center (RCPC), DA-Integrated Laboratory Division (ILD), and the technical staff of the Municipal Agriculture Office (MAO) conducted fieldvalidations as well as collection of onion armyworm specimens in barangay Nasucob, Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro on April 16-18, 2024.Pest Risk Identification and Management (PRIME) is a four-year project among the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), and the Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) that aims to understand risk factors for pest outbreaks and identify appropriate management strategies and tactics to reduce crop losses. Five pests, which caused major crop losses in the Philippines, will be studied: blast (leaf and neck blast), bacterial leaf blight (BLB), rice tungro disease/ green leafhopper (GLH), brown planthopper (BPH) and rats.