9 Resources For All Of Your Biopesticide Questions

As the use of biopesticides continues to increase at a staggering rate, more and more resources are being made available to the public to help increase awareness of the sector.

As part of Meister Media Worldwide’s “Rise of Biopesticides II” report, we’ve compiled a list of resources to help provide you with information on associations, research and development, market data, regulatory issues, and more.

• Biopesticide Industry Alliance
  BPIA offers members networking opportunities with leading biopesticide companies, access to industry news, opportunities to affect product registration, and more.
• International Biocontrol Manufacturers’ Association
  A worldwide association of biocontrol industries including manufacturers, research organizations, consultants, distributors, and more.
• The Association of Natural Biocontrol Producers
  Addresses key issues of the biological control industry through advocacy, education, and quality assurance.
• International Organization of Biological Control
  Voluntary organization of biological-control workers that collects, evaluates and disseminates information about biological control.
• DunhamTrimmer
  Market research company focusing on the global biological agricultural markets producing in-depth multi-client reports.
• CPL Consult
  Market research company providing worldwide summaries of the biopesticide market on mergers, acquisitions, market opportunities, success factors and more.
• Cornell University
  Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences offers a biocontrol website with more than 100 pages of research for researchers, growers, and the general public.
• Biopesticide Demonstration Program
  A pesticide risk reduction partnership program coordinated by EPA, serving as a “real-time” lab for growers to assess biopesticides across a range of agricultural applications.
• Biopesticides and Pollution Prevention Division
  A division of the EPA responsible for all regulatory activities associated with biologically based pesticides.