Crop Protection Products for Organic Agriculture. Environmental, Health, and Efficacy Assessment (Repost)

Content: 1. The Evolution of Agriculture Pracitecs, Pest Control Technologies, and Public Expectations ; 2. Organic Certification of Pesticides: Philosophy to Practice; the Viewpoint of One Participant ; 3. The IR-4 Program for Registration of Biopesticides ; 4. Organic vs. Conventional Pesticides: What We Know and What We Don't Know about Use, Toxicity, and Environmental Impacts ; 5. Putting the Toxicology and Risk Assessment Approved Organic Pesticides Into Perspective ; 6. Development and Registration of Reduced Risk, Certified Organic Insecticide: Spinosad Case Study ; 7. Environmental and Health Assessments for Spinosad Against the Backdrop of Organic Certification ; 8. Spinosad Mode of Action and Pro-Active Resistance Management ; 9. Codling Moth Pheromone Area Wide Program ; 10. Environmental Dissipation of Codling Moth Pheromone from Hand-Applied Dispensers Vince Hebert ; 11. Catnip Essential Oil Activity and Persistence in Sand from Control of Subterranean Termites (Isoptera:Rhinotermitidae) in the laboratory ; 12. Field Testing of Natural Herbicides in the Pacific Northwest ; 13. Bioherbicides Research & Risk Assessment ; 14. Inducible Plant Defenses:Prospects for Disease and Stress Control ; 15. Messenger: Environmentally Sound Solution For Crop Production and Protection ; 16. Soli Fate of Bt Protiens from Foliar Sprays and Transgenic Crops, with Implications for Non-Target Impacts ; 17. Multi-residue Analysis and Photochemistry of Some Insecticides Used by Organic Farmers ; 18. Environmental Fate and Ecological Impact of Copper Hydroxide ; 19. Environmental Fate and Ecotoxicological Effects of Natural Product Pesticides in Canada ; 20. Ecotoxicology of Neem