Insect, disease and weed management

Methomyl - an ovicide for control of Heliothis spp. in a cotton pest management system
L. Arends and J.G. Campion

The prospects for biocontrol augmentation in cotton and soybean systems
P.R.B. Blood¹, B.M. Shepard², R.G. Rice³ and J.P. Evenson¹

Control of seed harvesting ants
M.H. Campbell¹ and L.K. Minter²

Insect pest management and the Queensland cotton industry
J.P. Evenson, P.R.B. Blood and B. Pyke

Computer retrieval of plant pesticide registration information
V. J. Caley

Survival of Alternaria carthami on safflower residue
K.J. Jackson and J. Berthelsen

The starwheel sprayer - a new design for foliage spray penetration of vegetables
T.J. Piggott¹, J. Czech² and R.T. Male¹

Effect of herbicides on nitrophilous weeds and the resultant establishment and development of surface-sown pasture species
M.H. Campbell

Susceptibility of grain sorghum cultivars to 3,4-d and picloram plus 3,4-D
W.H. Hazard and S.J. Bath

The potential significance of plant-derived chemicals in crop/weed associations
J.V. Lovett

Control of Mexican poppy (Argemone Mexicana forma ochroleuca) by manipulation of seeding rate
J.E. Rawson¹ and S.J. Bath²

Biological control of weeds - modest investments can give large returns
P.M. Room

• "Pathways to Productivity". Edited by JK Leslie. Proceedings of the 1st Australian Agronomy Conference, April 1980, Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes, Queensland.