So happy to have presented at #ICE2022 on my work tackling the cabbage stem flea beetle! #csfb
It's been great to finally meet fellow entomologists in person.
NEWS - Researchers working to combat a devastating pest of oilseed rape have been supported by a fresh injection of funds to research desperately needed solutions to tackle cabbage stem flea beetle
https://t.co/9QHbxkE0Xt @Rothamsted@OilseedRachel
Calling all UK #Brassica researchers, breeders and industry members. The UK Brassica Research Community (@UKBRC) and OREGIN will be holding annual meetings on Zoom on the 24th Nov. Please let us know if you would be interested in joining us there/sharing your science!
No issues collecting #CSFB from this #OSR field! These will refresh our stock population at the @JohnInnesCentre, where we're studying the #plantgenetics behind why the crop is so tasty to flea beetles.
Say hello to one of our captive cabbage stem flea beetle population. The #JICbrassica team raise them in house with @JICEntomology to allow us to study Brassica Beetle interactions #CSFB#plantgenetics
#UKBRC Double dip for @sarahkendall10@ADASGroup who updates on Integrated Pest Management strategies to overcome Cabbage stem flea beetle (CSFB) infections. Can CSFB be ‘held' in a volunteer trap crop to reduce infection in a new crop? Prelim results suggest that this may work.
Pet emperor moth caterpillar feasting on hawthorn with @JICEntomology. Only member of Saturniidae in the UK (same group as farmed silk-producing moths). Excited to see the beautiful adults.
BLOG - "It’s estimated that Cabbage Stem Flea Beetle (CSFB) accounts for between 5-15% of oilseed rape crop being losses, or around £70m per year, so this is a problem that needs attention". We asked PhD Student @LucyInTheLab to tell us more https://t.co/BV9B9vaHMd