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2011 Annual International Research Conference on
Methyl Bromide Alternatives and Emissions Reductions
Conference Proceedings
All Confrence Papers are Fully Available in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF):
Conference Cover Page
Title Page
Program Committee
Conference Objectives
Sponsor's Page
Moderator Instructions
Presenters
Conference Program
Steve Montzka -Methyl Bromide in the
Atmosphere: A Scientific Overview and Update
Jeremy
Arling – CUEs, Carry Over Stocks
Rick
Keigwin – OPP Update on
Fumigant Issues
Randy
Segawa – California Regulatory Update
Gordon
Gordh
–
QPS Use of Methyl Bromide
Ron
Mack–
International
Forestry Quarantine Research Group (IFQRG) Update
Bill
Chism – Request and nominations for CUEs
Kitty
Cardwell – NIFA Methyl Bromide Transition Integrated Grants Program
Marco
Pinzon - Overview of MeBr Projects Funded by
the Multilateral Fund of the Montreal Protocol
Kobara,
Yuso ( 1
) - Biostimulated Redox Processes in Soils Disinfested with Ethanol Solution
Daugovish,
Oleg ( 2 )
- Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation for Southern California Strawberries
Daugovish,
Oleg ( 3 )
- Non-fumigant Combinations for Management of San Andreas Strawberry in a Buffer
Zone Infested with Fusarium oxysporum and Macrophomina phaseolina
Ji,
Pingsheng ( 4 )
- Non-Fumigants as Methyl Bromide Alternatives for Managing Vegetable Diseases
and Weeds
Cabrera,
Alfonso ( 5 )
- Effects Of Landscape Fabrics on Pest Control in a Raised-Bed Trough System for
Strawberry Production Without Fumigation
Mazzola,
Mark ( 6 )
- Advances in Brassica Seed Meal Formulation for Replant Disease Control
Simmons,
L. J., ( 7 ) - Control of
Meloidogyne spp. in Vegetables Using In Vitro produced Pasteuria
Sp.
Dickson,
Donald W. ( 8 )
- Vegetable Production in the Absence of Methyl Bromide
Louws,
Frank ( 9 )
- Grafting Tomatoes as an IPM Tool to
Manage Soilborne Diseases
Daugovish,
Oleg ( 10 )
- Fumigant and Strawberry Variety Evaluations in Macrophomina and
Fusarium Infested Fields
McKenry,
Michael ( 11 )
- Fifty Years with a Nematode-Free Nursery Program
Gao,
Suduan ( 12 )
- Application of Low Permeability Tarp in Perennial Field Fumigation
Scholten,
Rodney ( 13 ) - TIF Film Technology –
The Missing Link in Fruit and Vegetable Production?
Chow,
Edgard A. ( 14 )
- TIF Continues to take Root – Fumigant Dose Reduction in a Melon Trial in Costa
Rica
Sances,
Frank ( 15 )
- Efficacy and Proof of Concept of Herbicide Coated Plastic Mulch for Use in
Alternative Strawberry and Tomato Systems
Louws,
Frank ( X)
– Totally Impermeable Film for Fumigant Rate Reduction in North Carolina
Smith,
Charles ( 17 )
- Fumigants, EPA’s Science Update
Noling,
Joseph W. ( 18 )
- Impacts of Traffic Pans and Deep Shank Fumigant Injection on Strawberry Yield
and Sting Nematode Control
Ajwa,
Husein ( 19 )
- Chloropicrin and 1,3-Dichloropropene Field Flux Studies
Sullivan,
David A. ( 20 )
– Airborne Flux as a Function of Time of Tarp Cutting for Chloropicrin and
1,3-Dichloropropene
Gao,
Suduan ( 21 )
- TIF Tarp on Emission and Fumigation Movement in an 8-Acre Field
Beede,
R. H. ( 22 )
- Update on a Pre-plant Methyl Bromide Alternatives Trial in a Walnut Replant
Site
Klonsky,
Karen ( 23 )
- Economic Feasibility of Alternatives Developed by the Pacific Area-Wide Pest
Management Program
Gerik,
James S. ( 24 )
- Calla Lily Production with Methyl Bromide Alternatives – Pacific Area Wide
Project for MBA
Fennimore,
Steven J. ( 25 )
- Facilitating Adoption of Alternatives to Methyl Bromide in California
Strawberries
Noling,
Joseph W. ( 26 )
- USDA ARS Area Wide Project: Large Scale Field Demonstrations of Methyl Bromide
Alternatives in Florida Strawberry 2010-11
Louws,
Frank ( 27 )
- ARS Area Wide Project in North Carolina and Surrounding States
Hanson,
Bradley D. ( 28 )
- MB Alternatives for the California Perennial Nursery Industry – A PAW Project
Update
Walters,
Thomas ( 29 )
- Productivity and Economics of Methyl Bromide Alternatives for Raspberry
Nursery
Wang,
Dong ( 30 )
- Methyl Bromide Alternatives for Grape Replant
Stoddard,
Scott ( 31 )
- The Hotbed System for Sweet Potato Planting Stock: Is Soil Fumigation
Necessary?
Browne,
Greg ( 32 ) - Integrated Pre-plant Alternatives to Methyl Bromide for Almonds and
Other Stone Fruits
Jackson,
Paul ( 33 )
- Five Years of Methyl Bromide Alternatives Research in Forest Tree Nurseries
Welker,
Robert ( 34 ) - Stewarding Paladin®
Into the Fumigant Market
Freeman,
Josh
( 35 ) - Reduced rates of Dimethyl Disulfide in Combination with Totally
Impermeable Film
Othman,
Mona ( 36 )
- Paladin® (DMDS), Midas®, and Pic-Clor 60® for Strawberry Production in
California
Freeman,
Josh
( 37 ) - Reduced Rates of Iodomethane in Combination with Totally
Impermeable Films
Spadafora,
James ( 38 )
- Iodomethane (MIDAS®) Soil Fumigant Update – 2011
Wade,
Layne ( 39 )
- Efficacy of Midas Against Armillaria Root Rot of Cherry – Lab
and Field Studies
Chellemi,
Dan O. ( 40 )
- Evaluation of Iodomethane and Chloropicrin on Pepper Under Two Diverse
Irrigation Scenarios
Triky-Dotan,
Shachaf ( 41 )
- Iodomethane Efficacy and Fate in California Soils
Legard,
Dan ( 42 )
- Developing Non-Fumigant Based Strawberry Production System for California
Thomas,
Hillary Q. ( 43 )
- Production of Strawberry in Substrates
Shennan,
Carol ( 44 )
- Anaerobic Soil Disinfestation: California
Rosskopf,
Erin ( 45 )
- Field Evaluation of Non-fumigant Pest Control for Florida Strawberry
Production
Fennimore,
Steven J. ( 46 )
- Soil Disinfestation in Strawberry with Steam
Mazzola,
Mark ( 47 )
- Potential of Biofumigation for Soilborne Pest Control in Strawberry
Klonsky,
Karen ( 48 )
- Economic Performance of Non-fumigant Strawberry Production Systems
Gragasin,
Cristina ( 49 )
- Potential of Piper Betle Oil for Control of Postharvest Fungi
Siegel,
Joel ( 50 )
- Implementing a Systems Approach to Control Navel Orangeworm In California
Pupin,
Francine ( 51 )
- Control of Bean Thrips and Light Brown Apple Moth with Vapormate
Swords,
Pete ( 52 )
- Current Methyl Bromide Recapture Technologies and Uses
Liu,
Yong-Biao ( 53)
- Potential of Oxygenated Phosphine Fumigation for Postharvest Pest Control
Mitch,
William ( 54 )
- Design Of Carbons for Catalytic Destruction of Methyl Bromide by Reduced
Sulfur Species
Hall,
Wiley ( 55 )
- The Capture and Destruction Of Methyl Bromide Vapors Following Post-Harvest
Fumigation
Pignatello,
Joseph ( 56 )
- Catalytic Oxidation for Elimination of Methyl Bromide Fumigation Emissions
Arthur,
Frank ( 57 )
- Insect Pest Management In Rice Mills
Arthur,
Frank ( 58 )
- Efficacy of Insecticide Treatments On Resident Populations of the Red Flour
Beetle
Burks,
Charles ( 59 )
- Monitoring Indianmeal Moth In the Presence Of Mating Disruption
Barnekow,
David ( 60 )
- Profume® Gas Fumigant: US and Global Regulatory Update
Williamson,
Peter ( 61 )
- Profume Moving Forward In Australia
DeMark,
Joe ( 62 )
- Documentation of the Diverse Benefits and Uses Of Profume® Gas Fumigant In the
United States
Hosoda,
Ed ( 63 ) -
The
Commercial Acceptance of Non-Fumigant Alternatives
Komm,
Dean ( 64 )
- Use of Vacuum/Steam In Quarantine Treatments
Johnson,
Judy ( 65 )
- Low Pressure Treatments for Codling Moth On Fresh Fruits
Bailey,
Woodward ( 66 )
- PPQ Irradiation Program: Current Status
Jeffers,
Laura ( 67 )
- PPQ Irradiation Program: Research and Future Directions
Mack,
Ron ( X ) -
Evaluation
of Vacuum Steam Treatment (VST) for Whole Log Export
Walse,
Spencer ( 68 )
- Postharvest Fumigation Research At USDA-ARS
Hennessey,
Mike ( 69 )
–
APHIS-PPQ Alternatives Methods Development Completed 2011 and Planned 2012
Zilberman,
David ( 70 )
- The Economic Impacts of Banning Methyl Bromide for Postharvest Uses (cancelled
presentation)
Glennon,
Dennis ( 71 )
- Web Based Fumigation Monitoring for Quarantine Fumigations Part 3
Gear,
Ian ( 72 )
- New Zealand - Addressing the Challenges
Farnsworth,
George ( X ) -
Methyl
Bromide Off-Gassing from Chilean Fruit Treatment during Transport and Cold
Storage: Investigation, Mitigation and Regulatory Plan
McAllister
(X ) -
Methyl
Bromide Worker Exposure & Commodity Fumigations
Dawson,
Jeffery ( 73)
- EPA
Comments and
Other
Impacted Stakeholders
Gao,
Suduan ( 74 ) - Fumigant Use and
Transition from Methyl Bromide to Alternatives in California
Cabrera,
Alfonso ( 75 ) - Efficacy of
1,3-Dichloropropene Plus Chloropicrin Reduced Rates Under Two Different Tarps
Against Nematodes, Pathogens and Weeds
Thomas,
John ( 76 ) - Increasing Efficacy and
Decreasing Application Rate of Telone C35 with Carbonation and Low Permeable
Films
Abit,
M. Joy ( 77 ) - Weed Control Efficacy
and Rootstock Safety to Herbicides in Fruit and Nut Tree Nursery Production
Daugovish,
Oleg ( 78 ) -
S-Metolachlor (Dual Magnum) Safety for
Strawberry in Southern California
Qin,
Ruijun ( 79 ) - Fumigant Degradation
as Affected by Different Application Rate in Five Soils
Weiland,
Jerry ( 80 ) - Application of
Biocontrol Agents in Forest Nurseries
Momma,
Noriaki ( 81) -
Mechanism
of Bilogical Soil Disinfestation
Kobara,
Yuso ( 82 ) - Biostimulated Redox
Processes in Soils Disinfested with Ethanol Solution
Dangi,
Sadikshya ( 83 ) - Effects of Methyl
Bromide Alternative Fumigants on Target and Non-Target Organisms in Soil
Serohijos,
Raquel ( 84 ) - Some Nutritional
Aspects of Soilless Mixtures Used in Growing Strawberry in a Raised Bed Trough
System
Dickson,
Donald ( 85 ) - Pasteuria
penetrans Suppression of Root-Knot Nematodes in Vegetables
Driver,
James ( 16 ) - TIF for Fumigant Rate
Reduction in North Carolina
Wang,
Dong (X) - Alternatives to Methyl
Bromide Soil Fumigation in Grape
Swords,
Pete ( 86 ) - Current Methyl Bromide
Recapture Technologies and Uses
Cho,
Dong ( 87) - Efficacy of
Ethanedinitrile to Wood Relating Pests: Japanese Termite and Yellow Minute Bark
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