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Specialty Horticulture Industry Perspective - Biological Products Theresa Wildman Regulatory and Technical Affairs Manager Plant Products Inc BPIA, March 13, 2019

Canadian Coverage

Markets Served Commercial Turf Greenhouse Ornamental Greenhouse Vegetables Nursery Specialty Horticulture Golf Courses Athletic Fields Municipalities Lawn Care Operators Landscapers Sod Farms Institutions

USA Coverage

Markets Served Commercial Greenhouse Ornamental Greenhouse Vegetables

Commercial Biological products Biopesticides (fungi, bacteria, viruses, extracts etc.) registered via PMRA Biostimulants (living, non-living) registered via CFIA Pheromones (disruption, monitoring) some require registration

Biopesticides Role new active ingredients new modes of action broaden the tools available for crop protection assurance of efficacy (suppression or control) Part of commercial industry for decades

Biopesticides Loss of broad spectrum ai’s Cost of registration of new synthetic ai’s Product Stewardship Re-evaluations Reduced applications per season Maximum residue limits for export (MRL)

Biopesticides Fill gaps for a more complete pest and disease management program: Seed treatment Very young plants Close to harvest PHI - “extreme harvesting” Re-entry Intervals REI - worker safety; flow of business; replant intervals

Biopesticides Fill gaps: certified organic production

Biopesticides - Bonuses Compatibility with pre-existing biological control strategies

Pest and Disease management model Population Crop cycle Economic threshold V Detection Time

Biopesticides - Challenges Efficacy Storage conditions Use conditions – UV stable, surfactants, tank mixing Application intervals - labour cost, ULV Saturation of space Problems that need solving Compatibility with pre-existing biological control strategies

Non-pesticide - Biostimulants, Inoculants Greenhouse, controlled environment (inert media): genetic potential of plant efficacy cost vs benefit

Non-pesticide - Biostimulants, Microbial consortia Soil or media use inoculants plant stress reduction condition of soil specific nutrient release marginal land use

Commercial End use products Quantifiable results Science based standards Technical specifications of products

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