(Paperback, 3rd)

Identifies the more frequently encountered species of termite and describes the control methods available for pest species. The revisions in this edition take into account the new Australian Standards excluding the use of herbicides such as DDT. Jargon-free for use by householders as well as pest controllers.

(Paperback, 5th)

Serves as a reference work for Australian pest control operators. This edition includes a section on putting pest control into practice.

(Paperback)

The first clear and comprehensive guide to best practice pest management in Australia.

(Hardback)

Detailed information on over 90 weed species that have been targeted for biological control.

(Hardback, Illustrated edition)

Insect pests are largely controlled by toxic chemical pesticides which cause environmental, health and resistance problems. Insect parasitic and insect killing nematodes provide new alternatives to chemical insecticides. This book explores the latest developments in this field.

(Hardback)

Topics discussed include: integrated pest management; chemical control; pesticide resistance; biological control; microbial pest control; pheromones and attractants; host plant resistance and repellants; pasture and forage crop invertebrates; and pest status and biology.

(Paperback, Revised edition)

Now in its third edition, this handy book outlines in plain language how to control pests without resorting to the highly toxic chemicals so often recommended. Using the reference tables and lists you can look up the pesticide you're considering, checks its hazard rating and look for a possible non-chemical alternative.

(Paperback)

(Hardback)

This work provides an account of attempts at biological control of arthropod pests in Australia. Ninety-eight pests or groups of pests have been involved, totalling some 150 species. The text also covers native natural enemies and an account of the attempts at biological control.