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Agronomist advises on Alpha-cypermethrin use for locust control

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Elders Loxton agronomist Brian Lynch reported increasing sightings of locust hoppers across the state, noting that hatchings are emerging amid warmer weather. While sightings are currently localized, Lynch advised that control measures are necessary in areas like scrub verges and spinifex country. He specified that permitted chemicals for control include Alpha-cypermethrin and Gamma-cyhalothrin.

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The emergence of locust hatchings requires widespread application of agricultural chemicals and professional services to protect crops. Farmers are currently assessing the prevalence of egg laying to determine the scale of the required pest control efforts.

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  • Brian LynchAgronomist providing expert advice on locust control measures
  • AlphaChemical advised for locust control

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