Integrated Pest Management
IPM in Agriculture
IPM: Decision Making Tools for Farmers - Coping with Pest Variability (pdf)
A short guide on setting up an IPM program for an agricultural crop including suggestions for pest scouting, setting thresholds, and choosing control options.
IPM – Effective Options for Farmers (pdf)
Following a brief overview of groundwater, this publication discusses the details and logic of IPM as a strategy to prevent groundwater contamination from pesticides.
Puget Sound Pest Management Guidelines: Guideline for Protecting our Water Quality (pdf)
This publication describes pesticide risks to water quality, human health and environmental health and then gives a comprehensive review of integrated pest management that uses real examples from a diversity of commodities and other pest control uses in this region.
List Serve: “Northwest Washington Small Fruit List Serve”
Members of this listserve receive updates related to small fruit production in Northwest Washington. To sign up to receive these emails, send an email to: join-lyndenrasp@lyris.cahe.wsu.edu
WSU IPM Web site - http://ipm.wsu.edu
With a firm foundation of laboratory and applied research, faculty and staff of WSU communicate the latest in crop protection and sustainable pest management tactics to our state's agricultural producers and other end users.
"Integrated Pest Management, IPM, is a decision making approach to pest management that involves knowing the crop, the pest, the ecosystem, and the relationship between all of these components."
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