Robert Senn Syngenta

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Insecticide Resistance Action Committee
Session 1A
47th Meeting of IRAC International, Indianapolis
March 27-30th 2012
Diamide WG
43rd IRAC International Meeting, Washington DC, April 1-4, 2008
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2011 Diamide WG members
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Verónica Companys
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
Paula Marcon
Andrea Bassi
Robert Senn
Russell Slater
Anna Armstrong
Ralf Nauen
Alan Porter
Bayer
Chair
DuPont
Vice-chair
DuPont
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Nihon Nohyaku
Bayer
APA
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2012 Diamide WG members
(effective: after IRAC Spring Mtg)
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Verónica Companys
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
Andrea Bassi
Robert Senn
Jan Elias
Anna Armstrong
Ralf Nauen
Alan Porter
Bayer
DuPont
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Nihon Nohyaku
Bayer
APA
Vice-chair
Chair
3
Country Working Groups
Country
Team Lead
Global Contact
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
China
India
India
Indonesia
Italy
Japan
Korea
Malaysia
Mexico
Morocco
Philippines
South Africa
Spain
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
USA
Vietnam
Jorge Morre
Brendan Ahern
Fabio Silva
Ying Song
Nageshwar Rao
Subhrabitan
Iskandar Zulkarnain
NEW GROUP
N. Nonaka
Ung Park (R&D)
Ooi Kok Eng
Abel Toledo
NEW GROUP
Florence Vasquez
NEW GROUP
Izquierdo, Josep
NEW GROUP
D. Dumrongsak
NEW GROUP
Caydee Savinelli
Nguyen Van Minh
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
Robert Senn
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
N. Nonaka
A. Armstrong
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
John Andaloro
Veronica Companys
Luis Teixeira
Veronica Companys
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
John Andaloro
Robert Senn
• 20 Diamide Country WGs
• Worldwide: Asia Pacific, North
and South America, Africa and
Europe
• 5 new country groups in 2011
Indonesia
Indonesia
Israel
Israel
Israel
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Japan
Japan
Japan
Japan
Japan
Korea
Korea
Korea
Korea
Korea
Korea
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Mexico
Mexico
Mexico
Morocco
Morocco
Morocco
Morocco
Morocco
Philippines
Philippines
Philippines
Philippines
Philippines
Philippines
Philippines
Philippines
South Africa
South Africa
South Africa
South Africa
Spain
Spain
Spain
Spain
Spain
Spain
Spain
Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan
Taiwan
Thailand
Thailand
Thailand
Thailand
Thailand
Thailand
Turkey
Turkey
Turkey
Turkey
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Vietnam
Vietnam
Vietnam
Vietnam
Vietnam
Satya Wardhana
Nonaka Nobuyui
NEW GROUP
Nonaka Nobuyuki
Philippe Cattan
NEW GROUP
Riccardo Liguori
Stefano Pasquini
Carolina Sbriscia
Mirko Valente
Claudia Traverso
N. Nonaka
S. Nakamura
M. Shiraishi
S. Sugii
Kazuyuki Sakata
Ung Park (R&D)
Danny Kang(implementation)
Chul Yong Lee
YongGwon Kim
SangSoon Park (implementation)
JongRyul Bang (R&D)
Ooi Kok Eng
Lee Kam Loong
Hamidi Ariffin
Erny Nazri
Mohd Hezri Sairi
Shingo Tamura
Cheong Wai Ching
Chin-Kok Chua
Abel Toledo
Maurilio Flores
Jose Del Refugio Munoz
NEW GROUP
Nonaka Nobuyuki
Ali El Aimani
Philippe Cattan
Mazaz Bentayebi
Florence Vasquez
Aaron Cano
Ronald Arabit
Ariel Anico
Rhoel Suiza
Nap Saavedra
Rodelio Macatula
Oscar Edralin
NEW GROUP
Albert de Klerck
Jan van Vuuren
Desiree van Heerden
Izquierdo, Josep
De-Scals, David
Astor, Elena
Mas, Elias
Tenorio, Oscar
Robles, José Luis
Bielza, Pablo
NEW GROUP
Ted Huang
Carson Kao
James Kuo
W.L.Lee
Y. Katagiri
Jason Chen
D. Dumrongsak
S. Jumroon
T. Saroch
T. Tanaka
S. Sahaya
S. Sukonthabhirom
NEW GROUP
Necdet Öngen
Ümit Ersöz
Nonaka Nobuyuki
Caydee Savinelli
Dan Sherrod
Ralph Bagwell
James Adams
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
John Palumbo
David Riley
Alston Sparks
David Schuster
Geroge Kennedy
Tom Kuhar
Greg Nuessly
Tony Shelton
Phil Stansely
Russ Groves
Nguyen Van Minh
Chua CK
Bui Van Kip
Tran Quang Hien
Nguyen Trung Thanh
Dupont
Nihon Nohyaku
[email protected]
[email protected]
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
JA email May 12th
JA email May 12th
Nihon Nohyaku Co., Ltd.
Dupont
[email protected]
[email protected]
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
9 June 2011
08 July 2011
Syngenta
Dupont
Dupont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Nihon Nohyaku
Bayer
DuPont
Syngenta
Nihon Nohyaku
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Bayer
Bayer
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Bayer
Nihon Nohyaku
Agrichem
DuPont
Bayer
Syngenta
DuPont
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Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
08 July 2011
08 July 2011
08 July 2011
19 October 2011
19 October 2011
20 May 2011
20 May 2011
20 May 2011
20 May 2011
19 October 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
16 May 2011
26 August 2011
26 August 2011
08 July 2011
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
Syngenta
DuPont
Agrimatco
Bayer
Bayer
Bayer
Syngenta
Syngenta
Syngenta
DuPont
DuPont
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Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
18 October 2011
18 October 2011
18 October 2011
28 October 2001
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
DuPont
Bayer
Syngenta
Bayer
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Bayer
Consultant
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Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
31 May 2011
31 May 2011
31 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
Syngenta
Syngenta
DuPont
Nihon Nohyaku/Taiwan
Nichino/Japan
Bayer
Syngenta
Bayer
DuPont
Nihon Nohyaku
Entomologist from DOA
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24 May 2011
24 May 2011
25 May 2011
9 June 2011
9 June 2011
12 January 2012
18 May 2011
18 May 2011
18 May 2011
18 May 2011
18 May 2011
18 May 2011
Syngenta
DuPont
Syngenta
Dupont
Bayer
Nihon Nohyaku
Dupont
Dupont
U Arizona
U Georgia
U Georgia
U Florida
NC State U
Virginia Tech
U Florida
Cornell U
U Florida
U Wisconsin
Syngenta
DuPont
Bayer
Nihon Nohyaku
Consultant
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Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Diamide Country WG
Diamide Country Group Contact Details
Country
Participant
Company
Email
Global Contact
Last Update
Comments
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
China
China
China
China
China
China
China
India
India
India
India
India
India
India
India
India
India
India
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Indonesia
Israel
Israel
Israel
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Japan
Japan
Japan
Japan
Japan
Korea
Korea
Korea
Korea
Korea
Korea
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Mexico
Mexico
Mexico
Morocco
Morocco
Morocco
Morocco
Morocco
Philippines
Philippines
Philippines
Jorge Morre
Guillermo Fucci
Ruben Meoni
Daniel Ferreras
Liliana Cichon
Gamundi Juan Carlos
Mariana Sosa
Daniel Igarzabal
Brendan Ahern
Guy Sands
Geoff Cornwell
Tim O'Grady
Anthony DeMonte
Ken Mckee
Alison Beattie
Chris Monsour
David Carey
Greg Baker
Stewart Learmonth
Fabio Silva
Amauri Peloia
Alexandre José da Silva
Luiz Weber
Ademilson Villela
Paulo Aramaki
Ying Song
Yong Zhang
Ya-Fei Pan
Lu Ren
Meng Xiangqing
Quansheng Hu
Motomu Moriya
Nageshwar Rao
Subhrabitan
Rajul Edoliya
Vineet Singh
Dinesh Rathi
Sandeep Sandhu
Deshmukh Rajendra
Asaithambi Manickam
Giridharan Loganathan
Sanjay Sharma
S. Mallikarjunappa
Iskandar Zulkarnain
Marsudi
Fei Ling
Agus Triwiyono
Erwin Cuk Surahmat
Tatang Rukmana
Iwan Rahwanudin
Satya Wardhana
Nonaka Nobuyui
NEW GROUP
Nonaka Nobuyuki
Philippe Cattan
NEW GROUP
Riccardo Liguori
Stefano Pasquini
Carolina Sbriscia
Mirko Valente
Claudia Traverso
N. Nonaka
S. Nakamura
M. Shiraishi
S. Sugii
Kazuyuki Sakata
Ung Park (R&D)
Danny Kang(implementation)
Chul Yong Lee
YongGwon Kim
SangSoon Park (implementation)
JongRyul Bang (R&D)
Ooi Kok Eng
Lee Kam Loong
Hamidi Ariffin
Erny Nazri
Mohd Hezri Sairi
Shingo Tamura
Cheong Wai Ching
Chin-Kok Chua
Abel Toledo
Maurilio Flores
Jose Del Refugio Munoz
NEW GROUP
Nonaka Nobuyuki
Ali El Aimani
Philippe Cattan
Mazaz Bentayebi
Florence Vasquez
Aaron Cano
Ronald Arabit
DuPont
DuPont
Bayer
Syngenta
Consultant
Consultant
Consultant
Consultant
Dupont
Dupont
Dupont
Bayer
Bayer
Syngenta
Government
Consultant
Government
Government
Government
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Bayer
DuPont
Syngenta
DuPont
DuPont
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Bayer
Nihon Nohyaku
DuPont
Bayer
DuPont
DuPont
Bayer
Syngenta
Syngenta
Nihon Nohyaku
DuPont
DuPont
Rallis
Dupont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Dupont
Syngenta
Bayer
Bayer
Dupont
Nihon Nohyaku
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16 May 2011
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16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
23 May 2011
23 May 2011
23 May 2011
23 May 2011
23 May 2011
23 May 2011
23 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
JA email May 12th
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John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Robert Senn
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
Dupont
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Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
9 June 2011
08 July 2011
Syngenta
Dupont
Dupont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Nihon Nohyaku
Bayer
DuPont
Syngenta
Nihon Nohyaku
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Bayer
Bayer
DuPont
DuPont
Syngenta
Syngenta
Bayer
Nihon Nohyaku
Agrichem
DuPont
Bayer
Syngenta
DuPont
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Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
N. Nonaka
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
A. Armstrong
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
John Andaloro
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
Luis Teixeira
08 July 2011
08 July 2011
08 July 2011
19 October 2011
19 October 2011
20 May 2011
20 May 2011
20 May 2011
20 May 2011
19 October 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
01 August 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
30 May 2011
30 May 2011
16 May 2011
26 August 2011
26 August 2011
08 July 2011
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
2011 Spring Mtg
Syngenta
DuPont
Agrimatco
Bayer
Bayer
Bayer
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Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Andrea Bassi
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
Veronica Companys
18 October 2011
18 October 2011
18 October 2011
28 October 2001
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
13 May 2011
Team Leader
Team Leader
Team Leader
Technical Lead
Implementation Lead
Team Leader
Team Leader
Team Leader
Team Leader
• 20 Diamide Country WGs worldwide
• 145 people involved as Diamide WG members
DuPont distributor
Team Leader
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08 July 2011
9 June 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
16 May 2011
9 June 2011
30 May 2011
24 February 2010
24 February 2010
24 February 2010
Team Leader
Team Leader
Team Leader
DuPont distributor
Team Leader
Team Leader
Team Leader
Team Leader
Team Leader
Temporary DuPont rep
Diamide Working Team
Argentina
Spain
Mexico
USA
China
Italy
Brazil
Japan
Philippines
India
Morocco
Thailand
Korea
Indonesia
Vietnam
Malaysia
• Adapt guidelines
to create IRM
strategies for high
risk crops & pests
• Engage tech
community
• Communicate
• IRM guidelines frame
• Consult
Global Diamide Working Group
• Support
PROGRESS OF THE COUNTRY DIAMIDE
TEAMS:
1. IRM Strategy, Communication, and Implementation Stage
(progress following country guidelines)
2. Status of IRM Strategy Completion and Review by Global Diamide Team
3. Status of Label Update Progress by Country Diamide WG
As of March 27, 2012
PROGRESS OF THE COUNTRY
DIAMIDE TEAMS:
Country Diamide Working Group Progress: Update 2012, MARCH 27
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Global Liaison
John Andaloro
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Country
Australia*
John Andaloro
2Insecticide
Argentina
Resistance Action Committee
Relative to the Steps in the Country Guidance Tutorial
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Luis Teixera
Brazil
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5
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Robert Senn
China*
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3
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5
6
7
8
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Veronica Companys
India*
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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John Andaloro
Indonesia*
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3
4
5
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7
8
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John Andaloro
Italy*
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2
3
4
5
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Anna Armstrong
Japan*
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5
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Anna Armstrong
Korea
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5
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John Andaloro
Malaysia*
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3
4
5
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Luis Teixera
Mexico
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2
12
Andrea Bassi
Morocco*
0
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2
3
4
5
13
Veronica Companys
Philippines*
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Veronica Companys
Spain
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2
3
4
5
6
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Robert Senn
Thailand*
0
1
2
3
4
5
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Robert Senn
Turkey
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3
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5
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John Andaloro
USA*
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4
5
6
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8
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Robert Senn
Vietnam*
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3
4
5
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Robert Senn
Taiwan
0
1
2
3
4
5
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Luis Teixiera
South Africa
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Andrea Bassi
Israel
0. Haven't met yet
* Visited by
1. Understand Objectives
member of
2. Meet and Organze
the Global
3. Review Antitrust
Diamide WG
4. Review Global Guidelines
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5. Select High Risk Insects & crops
6. Develop Plan to Communicate MOA
7. Develop IRM Guideline Plan by Crop
8. Develop Communicate & Educate Plan
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13?
9. Act if "R" Occurs
10. Communicate Social Adv
11. Implement 6, 7, & 8
12. Work on more pests & crops
13. Transition from Diamide to IRM WG
DIAMIDE TEAMS:
Country Diamide WG IRM Strategy Review Progress: Update 2012, MARCH 26
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Global Liaison
John Andaloro
Country
Australia*
Country IRM Strategy Dev Status
In progress DBM/cabbage
Insecticide
Resistance Action Committee
John Andaloro
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4
Luis Teixera
Robert Senn
Global Review
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Argentina
Completed leps/soybean, Tuta/tomato
Need to edit/accept
Brazil
Completed Tuta/tomato, DBM/cabbage
Need to edit/accept
China*
RICE strategies in PP file complete (DBM in
progress)
Accepted
In Progress
Accepted?
In Progress
5
Veronica Companys
India
Completed rice cabbage
6
John Andaloro
Indonesia*
Completed cabbage, Shallots, Rice, Chilli
Need to edit/accept
7
John Andaloro
Italy
Completed Cydia/apple and Tuta/tomato
Need to edit/accept
8
Anna Armstrong
Japan
In progress – being translated
Need to edit/accept
9
Anna Armstrong
Korea
In progress
10
John Andaloro
Malaysia
Completed – crucifers, rice
11
Luis Teixera
Mexico
None
-----
12
Andrea Bassi
Morocco
None
-----
13
Veronica Companys
Philippines*
Completed DBM/crucifers, borer/eggplant
Accepted
14
Veronica Companys
Spain
Completed Tuta/tomato
Accepted
15
Robert Senn
Thailand*
16
Robert Senn
Turkey
17
John Andaloro
Published/Distributed
USA*
-----Need to edit/accept
Published & communicated
None
In progress Helicoverpa, Tuta, Lobesia
D. Riley-completed DBM/crucifers:
In progress- Palumbo-BAW/lettuce
----Riley-Approved
------
18
Robert Senn
Vietnam*
None
--------
19
Robert Senn
Taiwan
None
------
20
Luis Teixiera
South Africa
None
-------
21
Andrea Bassi
Israel
None
------
Published & communicated
DIAMIDE TEAMS:
Country Diamide WG LABEL Update Progress: Update 2012, MARCH 26
#
Global Liaison
John Andaloro
1
Country
Companies
Australia*
BDNS
MoA Icon/Words
IRM Statement
Max # Apps
DS
SD
John Andaloro
Argentina
BDNS
3
Luis Teixera
Brazil
BDNS
4
Robert Senn
China*
BDNS
5
Veronica Companys
India
BDNS
6
John Andaloro
Indonesia*
BDNS
7
John Andaloro
Italy
BDNS
8
Anna Armstrong
Japan
BDNS
9
Anna Armstrong
Korea
BDNS
10
John Andaloro
Malaysia
BDNS
11
Luis Teixera
Mexico
BDNS
12
Andrea Bassi
Morocco
BDNS
13
Veronica Companys
Philippines*
BDNS
14
Veronica Companys
Spain
BDNS
15
Robert Senn
Thailand*
BDNS
16
Robert Senn
Turkey
BDNS
MoA in label
17
John Andaloro
USA*
BDNS
BDNS
18
Robert Senn
Vietnam*
BDNS
------
19
Robert Senn
Taiwan
BDNS
20
Luis Teixiera
South Africa
BDNS
2
Andrea Bassi
B
S
D S (sachet very small area)
BDNS
Next candidates for Country Diamide Working Groups:
Israel
Canada
Chile
Croatia
Czech Republic
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Serbia
Diamide Resistance Update
Locations – Data - Status
March 26, 2012
Global IRAC Diamide IRM Working Group
Diamide Resistance Status March 2012
Country
Location
Insect
Status
1
Thailand
BangBuaThong
Plutella, DBM
Crucifers
Confirmed1
2
Philippines
Cebu
Plutella, DBM
Crucifers
Confirmed1
3
Taiwan2
Puyen & Xihu, Changhwa
Plutella, DBM
Crucifers
Confirmed1
4
China2
Guangdong
Plutella, DBM
Crucifers
Confirmed1
5
Indonesia
East Java
Spodoptera, BAW
Shallots
Data Under Review
6
Philippines
Luzon
Leucinodes, Shoot Borer
Eggplant
Pending Investigation
7
Malaysia
Cameroon Highlands
Plutella, DBM
Crucifers
8
Malaysia
N. Kuala Lumpur
Rice Stem Borer
Rice
9
Malaysia
Jahore
DBM
Crucifers
Brazil
NE Brazil, Ceara
Camocin, Bezerros
Sapucarana
Plutella, DBM
Crucifers
Confirmed1
Only Chlorantraniliprole
11
India
Bangalore
Plutella, DBM
Cabbage
Confirmed
12
Australia
??????
DBM
Crucifers
13
Vietnam
Lam Dong Province
DBM
Crucifers
Field failures observed
14
USA
Immokalee, Florida
Liromyza trifolli
Tomato
Confirmed
15
India
Leucinodes, Shoot Borer
Eggplant
Observed field failures
10
1 Confirmed by lab assay plus observation of poor or no field efficacy.
2
Crop
Counterfeit chlorantraniliprole widely used by growers in this market
USA, 2012
Liriomyza Florida
China, 2011
DBM, Guangzhou
India, 2011
DBM
Bangalore
Thailand, 2009
DBM
BangBuaThong
Brazil 2011
DBM
Phil - 2009
DBM, Cebu
Diamide Resistance – March, 2012
Taiwan2011
DBM
Suspicious Diamide Tolerant Populations – March, 2012
India, 2011,
Leucinodes
Vietnam 2012,
DBM Lam Dong
Phil – 2011
Leucinodes, Luzon
Malaysia, 2011 DBM
Cameroon Highlands
Indonesia, 2011
BAW, East Java
Malaysia, 2011, RSB N.
Kuala Lumpur,
Australia 2012
DBM
Malaysia, 2011
DBM Johore
Country reviews
19
TAIWAN
20
IRAC Diamide/Lepidoptera
Project Plan

Objective: to compare in Taiwan in a slight diamide resistant situation (DBM
in brassica) the concept of a strict IRM-IRAC recommendation (alternation of
different modes of action in window applications) with the concept of no IRM
farmer practice

Timining: kick of at 2nd country meeting in the week of May 28 – June 2nd;
project start in October/November

Study layout: collaboration with an official/University, large scale field study,
laboratory testing at the beginning and at the end.
VIETNAM
22
Challenge: to get an IRM statement in the label
Add more: “ To manage potential resistance of insects, don’t tank-mix
or rotation among same Diamide products such as Chlorantraniliprole
or Flubendiamide. Tank-mix or rotation with others group insecticides
such as Proclaim 1.9EC; Alika 247ZC; Karate 2.5EC should be used.”
(“ Để quản lý tính kháng thuốc của sâu, không nên phối trộn hoặc luân
phiên với các sản phẩm có hoạt chất thuộc nhóm Diamide như
Chlorantraniliprole or Flubendiamide. Có thể phối hợp hoặc luân phiên
với các loại thuốc trừ sâu khác như Proclaim 1.9EC; Alika 247ZC; Karate
2.5EC …)
23
Not yet recommend the statement for resistant management on the current label
CHINA
24
中国水稻: 抗性治理策略的例子
单季稻 – 湖北省、浙江省
Insecticide
Insecticide
Resistance
Resistance
Action
Action
Committee
Committee
四月
五月
六月
七月
八月
开始抽穗
抽穗扬花
九月
例:
针对螟虫
DAS：播种后天数
发芽
DAS:0
稻纵
开始分蘖
分蘖早期
25
分蘖中期
45
65
第三代
第二代
第一代
第二代
二化螟
第三代
第二代
第一代
褐飞虱
例2
第三代
第二代
三化螟
例1
80-100
作用机理
A
作用机理
C
作用机理
B or D
作用机理作用机理
A
A
作用机理
A or C
作用机理作用机理
C
D
谷物形成和成熟
120-140
例子2：中国水稻IRM的策略-湖北浙江双季稻
四月
五月
六月
七月
八月
九月
十月
例:
针对螟虫
germination/ transplant tillering
DAS:0
10
30
panicle initiation heading flowering grain formation
50
70
稻纵
二化螟
80
110 - 130
第一代.
第二代
第一代.
germination/transplant
DAS:0
稻纵
10
tillering
30
50
第二代
二化螟
作用机理
A
panicle initiation heading flowering
80
第三代
第三代.
作用机理
B or C
70
作用机理
A or D
第四代
作用机理
B or E
grain formation
110 - 130
Discussion of NATESC’s “Diamide and New Neonic Insecticide
Insecticide Resistance Action Committee Application Guidelines”
• NATESC plans to publish the Guidelines as a book (150-200 pages), which
will be used for PPS and other trainings
• About 7000 printings are planned, and 100-200 can be provided to member
companies
• The draft was distributed to member companies for review, suggestions,
and modifications – Request feedback by 4/16/2012
• WG suggested that the China IRM strategies are included in the
Guidelines, and the suggestion was agreed by Mr. Zhang Shuai (NATESC)
• Action 5: Catherine will draft the section by 3/31/012 for member
company review; finalization of the section by 4/16/2012
• The estimated cost of publishing the Guidelines is 80,000 RMB and
member companies are requested to sponsor the publishing (20,000 RMB
per company)
• Action 6: Member company reply to Mr. Zhang Shuai respectively by
3/14/2012
Country reviews
 Indonesia
28
Shallot
 List of active ingredients which already registered in shallot are:

No
Products
1
Prevathon 50 SC
2
Active ingredient
Target Pest
Recommd.
Company
Chlorantraniliprole 50 g/l
Spodoptera exigua
2 – 3 ml/l
Dupont
Ampligo 150 ZC
Chlorantraniliprole 100 g/l + Lamda
Cyhalotrin 50 g/l
Spodoptera exigua
0.1 – 0.2 ml/l
Syngenta
3
Virtako 300 SC
Chlorantraniliprole100 g/l +
Thiametoxam 200 g/l
Spodoptera exigua
0.4 – 0.8 ml/l
Syngenta
4
Takumi 20 WG
Flubendiamide 20 %
Spodoptera exigua
50 – 100 g/ha
Agricon
5
Valacor 35WG
Chlorantraniliprole 35%
Spodoptera exigua
100 – 300 g/Ha
Dupont
Current Electronic versions of labels
Valacor
Prevathon
“ Maximum 4x application with 7 days interval ” “Time of application starting at first symptom
and finished 2 week before harvest ”
Takumi
“ Time of application starting at economic/pest
threshold level and finished 2 week before
harvesting ”
Indonesia Shallot: Insecticide Resistant Management Plan
Rotation Examples:
Focus on Beet Armyworm
Shallot
Growth Stage
1
7
14
Life cycle of Spodoptera exigua
is 30 days in average with first occurrence
mostly at 7 DAP.
2 generations in one crop period
21
1st Generation
28
42
50
57
60 DAP
2nd Generation
Farmers practice: intensive use of products on 3-4 days intervals
Average farmer
practice is to
apply at 3-4 days
interval with total
of 16 sprays
Insecticide Resistance Management Recommendation: EXAMPLE 1
Diamide Group 28
Non Diamide Group
Diamide Group 28
Non Diamide Group 28
Insecticide Resistance Management Recommendation: EXAMPLE 2
Non Diamide Group 28
Diamide Group 28
30
Maximum of 4 Diamide applications.
Country reviews
 Malaysia
31
Share electronic versions of labels for currently available diamide products &
Show IRM language for each of the labels, review harmonization of IRM label language.
2) VOLIAM FLEXI
Start application when
pest damages reach
Action Threshold Level
(ATL).
Do not spray more than 3
applications per season.
Alternate with other
insecticides of different Mode
of action.
Malaysia IRM Recommendations on Cabbage
Transplanting
from nursery to
field
Seeding/
Cotyledon/ Seedling
Germination
Nursery
0
DBM
Pre-cupping/ Cupping
10
20
30
1st Gen
Window 1
Head Formation
40
50
2nd Gen
Window 2
Head Fill
60
70
Mature (Harvest)
80
3rd Gen
Window 3
Example 1
Diamide
(Group 28) A.I.
Other A.I. with
different MOA
Diamide
(Group 28) A.I.
Example 2
Other A.I. with
different MOA
Diamide
(Group 28) A.I.
Other A.I. with
different MOA
days
Country reviews
 Korea
34
What diamide active ingredients are already registered?
Country : Korea
Registered Year
Crop/Distributor
Apple
Peach
Citrus
Pear
Grapevine
Jujube
C.cabbage
Chili
Cucumber
Plum
Welsh onion
Soybean
Tomato
Persimmon
Lettuce
Chlorantra
Flubendia Flubendia
Flubendia
Chlorantra niliprole Flubendia
mide
mide
mide 6%+
niliprole
3% +
mide 20%
16%+Flufe 16%+Tebu
Etofenprox
5% WG Indoxacarb
SC
noxuron fenozide
8% WP
4% WG
4%
4%
Bistrifluro
n
10%+Flub
endiamide
13% SC
Chlorantra Chlorantra
niliprole + niliprole +
Chlorantraniliprole
Lambda- Thiametho
+ Abamectin
cyhalothrin
xam
(3.9+1.56)% SC
(8.5+4.3)% (8+16.5)%
SC
SC
2008
2009
2008
2011
2010
2012
2012
2009
2009
2010
DBH
DBA
HSG
HSG
YIC
KN
ATC
SKL
SKL
SKL
Oriental melon
Water melon
Strawberry
Garlic
Already registered
Under development
35
Chlorantraniliprole WG
numbering and warning statement
Country reviews
 Brazil
37
Sub-Group Management Recommendation
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
Tuta absoluta – traça do tomateiro
Neoleucinodes elegantalis – broca pequena do tomateiro
Group
28
Active
Window #1
0-30 days
Group
28
Non-Group
28
Free
Window
#1
Non-Group
28
Active
Window #2
60-90 days
31-60 days
Note.
Active Window #1
4-30 days
+
Active Window #2
60-90 days
Non-Group
28
Free
Window
#2
Free
Window
#3
91-120 days
> 120 days
Produtos do Grupo 28
- Belt
- Ampligo
- Voliam Targo
- Durivo
- Premio
* Colocar a logomarca dos produtos
< 50% crop cycle (ideally < 50% of pest cycle)
Brazil Diamide WG Update – 25,Nov,2011
Emergency Plan DBM
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Folheto IRAC-BR para o sub-grupo das Diamidas – Herbert/Fábio
– Folheto para HF
– Demonstrar modos de ação, grupo químico e ingredientes ativos
Banner para revenda
– Padrão no folheto IRAC
Gravata com dizeres do IRAC – cada empresa verificar que seja algo para ser atrativo/guardado
– Cada empresas trará 2 opções para validar no sub-grupo
Cada empresa deverá colocar os sítios de ação, com modo de ação do IRAC e ingredientes ativos antes
do posicionamento nas palestras e folhetos impressos
E-mail para toda a divulgação
Workshop com consultores sobre MRI
– Lista de pessoas, data e local
Histórico da Indonésia
– O que está sendo feito? Learning and thoughts
Coleta de população de Plutella
– Syngenta = Campinas e Goiânia
– DuPont = Uberlândia, Lavras e Petrolina
Entender onde é vendido a produção da região onde foi encontrado a população resistente
Country reviews
 Argentina
40
Argentina Diamide Working Group
Rotational Schemes:
Estrategia de “Alternancia de Ventanas” (Versión 1)
Ventana
Activa
Ventana
Inactiva
Ventana
Activa
(30-40 ds)
(30-40 ds)
(30-40 ds)
V1........................................Vn R1.......................................................R8
Argentina Diamide Working Group
Rotational Schemes:
Estrategia de “Alternancia de Ventanas” (Versión 2)
Ventana
Inactiva
Ventana
Activa
Ventana
Inactiva
(30-40 ds)
(30-40 ds)
(30-40 ds)
V1........................................Vn R1.......................................................R8
Country reviews
 Italy
43
Ex1: Spray 1st generation with IRAC 28 insecticide: do not spray 2nd
generation
C. pomonella
Diapausing Larvae
Beginning of Oviposition
(55-60 °D)
1st. Gen. Larvae
2nd. Gen. Larvae
3rd. Gen. Larvae
Eclosion of neonates
(150 °D)
+
+
Avoid exposure of consecutive pest generations to the same mode of action.
Apply Group 28 Insecticides using a “block” or ‘window’ approach.
Second block of applications ( 3rd gen.) should be considered as in alternative
to 1st gen
Diapausing
Larve
Spray 2nd generation with IRAC 28 insecticide: do not spray 1st or 3rd
generation. Can spray 1st generation the following year.
C. pomonella
Diapausing Larvae
1st. Gen. Larvae
2nd. Gen. Larvae
3rd. Gen. Larvae
+
Avoid exposure of consecutive pest generations to the same mode of action.
Spray at beginning of 2nd generation, to avoid exposure of larvae of 3rd
generation. Apply Group 28 Insecticides using a “block” or ‘window’ approach.
Diapausing
Larve
The tomato leafminer, Tuta absoluta
Recommendation for substainable and effective Resistance
management
Country reviews
 India
47
Communication plan. To whom?

Company field teams (sales, …) – coordinated effort
– First target to approach. Common communication agreed upon by
end of Sept (tech subteam will prepare a proposal, to be agreed in
the whole team). To be rolled out company by company to the field
teams during Oct-Nov

Distributors and retailers
– Posters, leaflets (with crop strategy)
– Taken up by the sales teams during Nov-Dec

Farmers
– Taken up by the sales teams during Nov-Dec
– Audiovisual (flash, ppt or video)

Involve scientific communities – target in 2012
Extension officials – target in 2012

Country reviews
 Spain
49
Communication News: launch of the Spanish adaptation of the global diamide poster
Country reviews
 US
51
Key Areas of Concern – U.S. DWG
Pests
Diamondback
Moth
Crops
Brassicas
Geography & Cooperators
Comments
CA/AZ - J. Palumbo
•
Rio Grande Valley - TBD
S.E. Georgia/FL - S. Sparks, D. Riley
Shelton
•
NY (N.E. U.S.) – T. Shelton
Beet Armyworm
Codling Moth
Colorado Potato
Beetle
Multiple
vegetables
Pome Fruit
CA/AZ – J. Palumbo
Monitoring – 2011 – T.
DBM is well documented for
resistance issues.
•
Is there adult activity with
this class of chemistry?
Western U.S. – J. Brunner
Eastern U.S. – L. Hull, J. Wise
WI – R. Groves
Potatoes
Northeast U.S. – A. Alyokhin – ME,
J. Ghidu - NJ
45th IRAC International Meeting, Washington DC, April 26-29, 2010
52
Beet Armyworm – Lettuce - Diamide
University of Arizona
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
South East USA DBM IRM Strategy
South East USA DBM IRM Strategy
Country reviews
 Philippines
– Educational program
56
Updates
IRM/IRAC Training Program
Florence Vasquez
Chairman , Diamide WG Philippines
Project Phases
1.Train the trainers - 2011
Trainers (company reps, Govt LGUs,
FPA)
2. Farmers training - 2012
3. Monitoring - 2012
Locations of the „Train the
trainers“ events
Pangasinan
Benguet
Los Banos
Lucena
Davao
Cebu
Locations and Number of Participants/Train the
Trainers program
Date
Venue
Number of
participants
17-May
19-May
07-Jun
19-Jul
12-Aug
16-Aug
Benguet
Pangasinan
Cebu
Davao
Quezon
Laguna
109
91
113
118
121
228
Total
780
Our expected participants for the train the trainers based on the
submitted project plan was 350 hence our output is 220 % over
planned attendance
The CAGAYAN DE Oro leg was cancelled to minimize cost, however
prospective participants from the CDO leg attended the Davao
venue
60
Lucena
Los Banos
Cebu
Davao
Press coverage
Press
coverage
How has the Educational Program impacted the
level of DBM resistance in Philippines?
La Trinidad
Buguias
• Monitoring carried out by Prof.
Cardona from the Benguet State
University
• 2 sites of the Luzon island in the
north of Philippines
• Years 2006 to 2011
• Flubendiamide (Fenos 480 SC) at
different dose rates
• Dip test
DBM monitoring - La Trinidad
Prof. Cardona from Benguet State Univ
Educational Program
100
80
Fenos dose rate
Time after dipping
36g 48h
24g 48h
36g 72h
24g 72h
60
40
20
0
2006
2007 2008
2009
2010 2011
DBM monitoring - Buguias
Prof. Cardona from Benguet State Univ
Educational Program
100
80
Fenos dose rate
Time after dipping
36g 48h
24g 48h
36g 72h
24g 72h
60
40
20
0
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Impact of the Educational Program on DBM
resistance

Educational Program events in Benguet (May 2001) – Train
the trainers

In this region, there is a strong connection between the
identified influencers (participants in the Train the trainers
program) and the farmers

Sampling for monitoring: November 2011
Train the farmers - 2012
A flipchart (including script) has been
developed specifically for farmer
audience
Why didn’t it
work this time?
How Insecticide Resistance Develops in a Farm
Susceptible
Brand
X
Resistant
Same Product / Active Ingredient / MoA
Survivors
Reproduce
Survivors
Reproduce
Continuous use of the same Mode of Action (MoA) removes the very susceptible
individuals leaving a tolerant population that survives the insecticide application.
2. Follow Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) Principles
USE
RECOMMENDED
DOSE
Under Dose:
Kills most Susceptible but many
RS and RR survive
Label Dosage:
Optimal Control
Small number of RR survive
X
X
Increasing Dosage
Under Dose
X
X
X X
X X
LABEL
DOSE!
4. Rotate by Mode of Action (MoA)
Nursery - Transplanting
Leafy Stage
1st Generation
Head Forming
2nd Generation
Harvest
3rd Generation
Diamond
Back
Moth
Insecticide Application
Not recommended
MoA 1
Option 1
MoA 1
MoA 2
MoA 3
Option 2
MoA 1
MoA 2
MoA 1
Accomplishments 2011
Global Diamide WG
2011 Accomplishments:
Global Diamide WG Participation

IPPC – International Assoc for Plant Protection Conference, Hawaii –
IRAC presentation – August, 2011

“Train The Trainers”: 6 workshops throughout the Philippines, June-Aug
2011; IRM Strategy Presentations by Global Members

Resistance 2011 – Rothamsted – Diamide IRM Poster; Sept 2011

Sixth International Workshop on Management of the Diamondback Moth and
Other Crucifer Insect Pests
March 2011, Kasetsart University,
Nakhon Pathom, Thailand – 1.5 day IRM symposium hosted by Global
Diamide WG
2011 Accomplishments:
Global Diamide WG Activities

Formed 5 country Diamide Working groups: Italy, Morocco, Taiwan, Turkey, and
Malaysia. All met and progressed through first 5 steps.

Joined by new member from Nichino, USA, Anna Armstrong

Created Diamide IRM and WG poster

Developed IRM strategies for numerous crops/insects in key countries

Established relations with China National DBM resistance monitoring program

Completed training materials (Flip Chart) for Train the Farmers in Philippines

Edited Global Diamide IRM Guidelines and Country Diamide IRM Guidelines and
approved by organization

Collected data to confirm Diamide “R” in Taiwan DBM, India DBM, Brazil DBM, Florida
Liriomyza

Collected data to investigate suspicious populations in India Leucinodies, Brazil
Pseudopluisa, Australia X”R”, Philippines Leucinoides

Global members participated in numerous Country WG meetings to coordinate activities

China regulatory organization agreed to accept MoA on all insecticide labels.

Helped develop the IRM rotation strategy for the Tuta poster and brochure.

Received feedback from 18 countries on Diamide WG activities, issues, and progress

Developed draft of Diamide Resistance Questions and Answers

Conducted baseline data collection for Cyantraniliprole in key countries
Thank you
SMART objectives 2011-2012
Goals
Objectives
Timeline
Maintain currency of the global
diamide guidelines based
on new experiences and
new products
(cyantraniliprole).

Review and update our global IRM guidelines (label language, poster)
Q3
Increase global participation in
Diamide IRM by creating
more country diamide
working groups to address
the risk of insect resistance.
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Start Diamide WGs in Morocco (Andrea), Italy (Andrea), Turkey (Robert), Taiwan
(Robert), Israel (Andrea), South Africa (Luis)
Q3
Hasten company participation
and compliance within
country diamide working
groups to communicate
MoA, implement IRM
strategies, and align IRM
label language.
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Move the existing WGs from planning stage (develop recommendations) to
action stage (implementation of IRM recommendations and educational plans)
Increase participation of Global Diamide WG members in Country WG meetings
Improve compliance of the labels with the IRM guidelines
Develop measures beyond IRM guidelines to prevent resistance and offer them
to high risk countries (Robert to make a first draft)
Q4
Prior to a diamide product launch it is important to establish the baseline susceptibility
level of the most important pests of selected crops. The main objectives of this
effort are product stewardship, creating the capacity to respond to performance
issues, and complying with regulatory requirements, if applicable. The Diamide
WG recommends that bioassays be conducted according to the methods
approved by IRAC. When IRAC approved methods are not available for specific
pests, the Diamide-producing companies should work to generate new methods
through IRAC’s Methods WG.
Q4
Create baseline insect
susceptibility data for future
data comparisons.
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Robert Senn Syngenta

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