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A-Z insect pest list

Photo montage of Helicoverpa larva feeding on chickpea pod, redbanded shield bug yellow form and a female Sorghum Midge

Links to fact sheets and other information on the main invertebrate pests that attack grain and cotton crops in Queensland and northern New South Wales.

Pest species are listed alphabetically by common name. Information on some pest groups may be under a single link (e.g. locusts, aphids, mites).

For specific insect pest control options visit the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) website or Pest Genie.

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Please note: This list is not exhaustive. It contains all major but not all minor/infrequent pest species.

Further information

  • Crop insects: the ute guide - northern grain belt edition (2000) (GRDC bookshop)
  • Pests of field crops and pastures: identification and control (2007) (CSIRO bookshop)  
  • The Cotton Catchments Communities CRC website's Pests and beneficials in Australian Cotton Landscapes guide contains a collection of pest images. It's available online (including a mobile-friendly version), as a downloadable PDF, or in hard copy.  
  • Author: Entomology Team (Field Crops)
    Page maintained by Sue O'Brien
    Last updated 10 March 2011



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