This publication in both English and Spanish contains information on the most important pest species in Chile

  This technical report contains abstracts from an international conference on rodent biology and management held in Beijing in 1998.

The genesis of this book was a common concern on the lack of progress in rodent pest management over the past 20 years in both developing countries and elsewhere

Small ruminants are important to the nations of tropical and subtropical Asia and the Pacific Islands, but their productivity is severely constrained by inadequate nutrition and gastrointestinal parasites

Twenty-nine species of rodents have been identified as having economic importance in Southeast Asia

This project aimed to provide long-term control of two serious weeds. It also aimed to develop capacity in biological control, build knowledge through students, and raise awareness in rural community and acceptance of biological control by implementing an efficient, low technology method of collecting and disseminating the stem gall fly for chromolaena and the sap-sucking psyllid for M. diplotricha control.

These proceedings are a collection of papers presented at an international conference of 102 village poultry researchers and animal health specialists from eastern, southern and western Africa, South-East Asia, Europe and Oceania, in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, October 2005. The proceedings showcase the background, methodology and results of the AusAID-funded Southern Africa Newcastle Disease Control Project.

There are nearly two and a half million domestic pigs in New Guinea, or approximately one animal for every three people