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BAPL directly funds, co-funds and is involved in steering research projects and reviews which benefit the apple and pear industry.
NOTE: The following reports are password protected, please enter the password previously used to access the BAPL member area to view the PDF. To be resent the password, please email admin@britishapplesandpears.co.uk.Â
Apple scab efficacy trial report
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Codling moth review report
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Hard-bodied pests review report
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Earwig WAA report
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Soil canker report
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Future pests and diseases report
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BMSB review
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Woodlice report
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Energy project
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Early season attractants
Interim report
Final report
Woodlice in apple orchards (IPM implications)
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End of project factsheet
Apple scab – testing new approaches
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Woolly apple aphid control with earwigs
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Comparing canker treatments
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Sphingomonas bacteria potential effect on canker
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Rosy apple aphid control using ant baits
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BAPL research registerÂ
Access the BAPL research register which aims to align top fruit research and avoid repetition. The register aims to list ALL apple and pear research projects on-going or recently completed.
If you're involved in apple and pear research, please share details via this form and email to research@britishapplesandpears.co.uk. Don't worry if you can't complete all the columns in the form, any information is useful.Â
If you're interested in starting a new apple or pear research project, please review this register first to ensure you can build on what's gone before.Â
Download the BAPL research register
HCP updates
BAPL contributes to and benefits from the work of Horticulture Crop Protection Limited.
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