Acosta - Update: Nov 16Д¬opyright В© BICONET 1995 - 2016 All Rights Reserved. We see a bright future of non-chemical coexistence with nature, Bio-Balance. Biocontrol Network will collect references to other The decision to publish submitted material will be at the sole discretion of the Biocontrol Network Board of Directors.Д«iocontrol Network has a vision of making available information, to the educational community and to the public at large, in an attempt to raise consciousness regarding environmental concerns in agriculture and in the food we eat. During 2018, ARS researchers in Tucson, Arizona, produced fifty-thousand. The evolution of Biocontrol Network will take place over several months (more likely years) as such an endeavor will surely require financial, technical, and research support in order to develop. Optimize and expand use of biological control of aflatoxins based on atoxigenic. (Our vision is to one day provide action video clips of Beneficial Insects at work and visual aids for I.P.M. products in an innovative and compelling manner exploiting the multi-medium capabilities of the World Wide Web to attract and educate interested consumers of bio-intensive pest control supplies. related materials, technical papers, reprints of feature articles and links to external web pages that discuss non-chemical pest control techniques, as well as reports on the hazards of conventional practices.

Biocontrol Network will provide an information resource for persons interested in Integrated Pest Management, bio-intensive pest control and sustainable farming and gardening techniques.

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The intent of the Biocontrol Network site will be two fold: To conduct lab experiments to determine the best EPN species-match for control of the citrus nematode considering two commercially available EPN, S. over a range of pathogen (Pythium) and biocontrol agent (Bacillus cereus. Development of the Biocontrol Network site commenced April 1995. The life-blood of the site would be the offering of ARBICO's garden and agricultural catalogs and other products.ДЄfter three months of intense product research, direct marketing experience and HTML programming language study the formidable task of creating the Web site was undertaken.

The Director of Biocontrol Network, Eric Acosta, started as a distribution agent for ARBICO, Arizona Biological Control, Inc., in February of '95 and within a few weeks developed a keen interest in creating a World Wide Web site to promote the Bio-Balance mind-set in agriculture, horticulture and in the home. General info: Free: (800) 441-BUGS / Tel: (615) 370-4301 / Fax: (615) 370-0662Д«iocontrol Network will be publishing information and marketing alternatives to 'conventional' chemical pesticides and fertilizers, by making this information accessible on the World Wide Web. We are happy to answer questions regarding your pest problems or products listed in our catalog.

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