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Pest Management in the Subtropics: Integrated Pest Management – a Florida Perspective by David Rosen, Fred D. Bennett, et all 1999-06-01
Pest Management: International Conference Proceedings (IIASA proceedings series)
Pest Management: Biologically Based Technologies (Conference Proceedings Series (American Chemical Society).)
Integrated pest management in Canada: A directory of expertise by Mario Lanthier, 1995
Critical Issues in Insect Pest Management by G.S. Dhaliwal, 2004-04
Novel Approaches to Integrated Pest Management by Reuven Reuveni, 1995-02-22
Integrated Pest Management for Cotton in the Western Region of the Unite States
The design of biological monitoring systems for pest management (Simulation monographs) by S. M Welch, 1979
Insect Pest Management: Techniques for Environmental Protection (Agriculture & Environment Series)
Ecological Approach to Pest Management by D.J. Horn, 1988-02-29
Integrated Pest Management on Rangeland: A Shortgrass Prairie Perspective (Westview Studies in Insect Biology)
Pest Management in Cotton (Ellis Horwood series in agrochemical sciences) by M.B. Green, D.J.De B. Lyon, 1989-06-28
Insects of Ornamental Plants (Practical Insect Pest Management) by M. Curtis Wilson, 1982-08
A source book on integrated pest management by Mary Louise Flint, 1977

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UCONN SCHOOL IPM (INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT)
Information on the Connecticut Integrated pest management Program for schools on how to control head lice.
http://www.hort.uconn.edu/ipm/ipmscool.htm
Cocoa Integrated Pest Management Homepage
The Cocoa IPM Homepage has information on the following topics
http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/cocoa/
2004 Georgia Pest Management Handbook
2004 Georgia pest management Handbook. Book Information Handbook 2004.© 2004, Paul Guillebeau, 2004 GA pest management Handbook,
http://www.ent.uga.edu/pmh/
Maryland Department Of Agriculture Home Page
Celebrating 30 years of protecting consumers, preserving the environment, andpromoting agriculture. Office of Plant Industries and pest management.
http://www.mda.state.md.us/geninfo/gen3.htm
Organic Integrated Pest Management Alternatives To Pesticides Like Arsenic And W
Beyond Pesticides promotes organic integrated pest management alternativesto pesticides like arsenic and wood preservatives.
http://www.beyondpesticides.org/infoservices/pcos/

Extractions: It is difficult in today's marketplace to sort through the safety claims and the meaning behind words such as "safe" or "harmless." Because of this, we have put together a growing directory of companies that are interested in providing the services you want, without poisoning you, your family, or the environment. The directory is intended to be used for pest problems in homes, commercial sites, schools, parks, golf courses, and more. Before you use this directory, a word of caution. Companies are listed in the Safety Source for Pest Management because they have completed the Beyond Pesticides survey and indicated that they use one or more practices and/or materials that we categorize as "non-toxic" or "least-toxic." We include in this directory the companies' survey responses in their own words so that you can see them for yourself. Many of the companies in the directory operate businesses that we consider "mixed operations" because they may also use products that we classify as "toxic."
Kentucky Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Agent Resources. University of Kentucky Integrated pest management Photomontage courtesy of P. Lucas, copyright 2003 Last updated 20 April 2004.
http://www.uky.edu/Agriculture/IPM/ipm.htm
Stylet-Oil ― The High Purity Mineral Oil
Floridabased producer of a high purity mineral oil, Stylet, used as a biodegradable fungicide and insecticide in integrated pest management programs.
http://www.stylet-oil.com

Extractions: Where Product Excellence And Grower Insight Come Together. Thank You For Visiting The Stylet-Oil Home Page the Internet site offering fruit, vegetable, vine and grass seed growers the most comprehensive, detailed look at the industry's top performing horticultural mineral oil. After 2 years of continuous use in agriculture, Stylet-Oil has the broadest, most diverse label in the industry and is regarded as the benchmark horticultural mineral oil used on green leaf tissue Stylet-Oil is a high purity horticultural mineral oil used as a fungicide, insecticide and for plant virus control. The oil has no residue tolerance, is safe to the environment / biodegradable, "Food Grade Quality" and IPM compatible. And now, after countless grower requests, we are proud to announce the addition of two new members to the Stylet-Oil family of oil products ― Organic JMS Stylet-Oil and JMS Stylet-Oil For Grass Seed Use
Pest Management Sources At Paraclipse.com
pest management at Paraclipse.com. pest management information presentedat Paraclipse.com. pest management sources by clicking above.
http://www.paraclipse.com/pest_management_q.html

Extractions: Pest Management at Paraclipse.com Pest management information presented at Paraclipse.com. Pest management sources by clicking above. Find pest management on Paraclipse.com with the terms termite control copper integrated pest management jobs squirrel extermination pest control avid , and exterminating garden pests
ACTRON Flying Insect Control Specialists.
Offering non chemical solutions for pest management. Product line includes insect electrocutor light traps, air doors, and glue board traps. Located in Santa Clarita, California.
http://www.actroninc.com/

Extractions: We aim to be your information source, as well as your technology of choice, for flying insect control. We are particularly interested in the flying insect management problems you encounter, so we can continue to design products to meet your needs. If you don't see what you need here, please fill our our Guest Form and let us know. We are glad to help. To our Spanish speaking readers: Se invita a los lectores a enviar sus preguntas o comentarios
CSIRO Entomology - Pest Management Program
About the pest management Program. Research Projects 20002001; Results ofResearch 1997-99 (Download PDF file 1.9Mb); Locations; Related information
http://www.ento.csiro.au/research/pestmgmt/pestmgmt.html
UConn Integrated Pest Management:IPM-TREE FRUIT CROPS
Articles on integrated pest management for apple and other fruit trees, including control of the boxelder bug.
http://www.hort.uconn.edu/ipm/ipmtrfr.htm

Extractions: ARTICLES Dispersal of Typhlodromus pyri into Apple Blocks Insect, Mite and Disease Control for Apples ... Apple Scab Feb. 2003 Apple Rust Disease OTHER FRUITS Insect, Disease and Mite Control for Peaches Why Fruit Trees Fail to Bear Black Knot of Plum and Cherry Pest Management Guide for Home Plum Orchards INSECTS Boxelder Bugs and Their Control IMAGE CATALOG Thumbnails of pictures associated with the Fruit IPM articles. TREE FRUIT IPM LINKS New Research Speeds Detection of Plum Pox Virus (USDA link) Apple Information Manager (AIM) Northeast IPM Websites OTHER IPM LINKS IPM Links UConn IPM 1998 Report to the Connecticut State Legislature
WSPRS/Washington State Pest Management Resource Service
cdaniels@wsu.edu (509) 3727495 WSPRS Webmaster scoates@tricity.wsu.edu (509)372-7378 Washington State pest management Resource Service, Washington State
http://wsprs.wsu.edu/

Extractions: Connecting the people of Washington State with research-based information on pest management choices for home and commercial use, including pesticides, biological controls (biocontrol), integrated pest management (IPM), and organic methods, and including strategies for control of weed, insect, disease, and other home, public, and agricultural pests.
Rouvish Pest Management Services
A licensed pest control company providing all types of pest control services in Delhi and adjoining areas.
http://rouvish.com/
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Information from CIPM and about the Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for IPM, sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
http://ipmwww.ncsu.edu/cipm/Virtual_Center.html
UACES: AR Agriculture: Pest Management
University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service AR Agriculturepest management. pest management. The pest management Section
http://www.aragriculture.org/pestmanagement/default.asp

Extractions: Pesticide Training and Licensing ... AR Agriculture Home Pest Management The Pest Management Section includes Entomology (insect and related pests including Fire Ants), Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Nematology (nematodes), Pesticide Training, Plant Pathology (plant diseases) and Weed Science (weeds). Insects and related pests attack plants, animals, humans and buildings. Weeds are major pests of crops, lawns, gardens, golf courses and other areas and are among the most recognized pests. Nematodes are "hidden" pests, being microscopic roundworms, but can cause extensive and unrecognized damage. They are very difficult to manage. Plant diseases are caused by fungi, bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens as well as non-living factors such as nutritional disorders. Management of pests is complex and involves monitoring, host resistance, cultural practices and pesticides. Proper management is known as Integrated Pest Management or IPM. Pesticides must be purchased and used safely and legally. The Pest Management Section offers extensive information on IPM and Pesticide Safety and Training. Identification of nematodes and plant diseases often requires special knowledge and tools so the Cooperative Extension Service offers identification services through the Nematode Diagnostic Laboratory located near Hope, AR and the Plant Disease Clinic located near Lonoke, AR. Please click on the links above to find more specific information.
Alert-Pest
Environmental and pest management Links.
http://www.Alert-Pest.net
Nova Scotia Department Of Natural Resources- Integrated Pest Management Section
Integrated pest management or IPM Section identifies, monitors and assessesforest insect populations and forest disease conditions in Nova Scotia.
http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/protection/insects/
Welcome To The VegEdge! A Vegetable IPM Resource.
Provides advice on all aspects of vegetable crop integrated pest management (IPM). Also contains links to other related areas of interest.
http://www.vegedge.umn.edu/

Extractions: WHAT'S NEW? The purpose of this site is to provide timely information about all aspects of vegetable crop integrated pest management (IPM), with particular focus on insect pest management in the Midwestern U.S. This information is provided as an aid to assist growers, processors and crop consultants in making IPM decisions. VegEdge is maintained by Bill Hutchison and Suzanne Wold-Burkness Department of Entomology College of Agriculture, Food, and Environmental Science University of Minnesota In addition to providing accurate information, we want this page to be easy to use. Therefore, let us know of any problems you may have; send any suggestions for improvements to: Bill Hutchison Links to useful IPM sites What's New, HOT TOPICS!
Integrated Pest Management
Click for Home. Integrated pest management. What is Integrated pest management(IPM)? Integrated pest management, or IPM, is an approach
http://www.keyed.com/birc/IPM.htm

Extractions: Integrated pest management, or IPM, is an approach to pest control that utilizes regular monitoring to determine if and when treatments are needed and employs physical, mechanical, cultural, biological, and educational tactics to keep pest numbers low enough to prevent unacceptable damage or annoyance. Order the BIRC Publication What is IPM? for a more detailed discussion. See the Publications List. In IPM programs, treatments are not made according to a predetermined schedule. Instead, they are made only when and where monitoring has indicated that the pest will cause unacceptable economic, medical, or aesthetic damage. Treatments are chosen and timed to be most effective and least-hazardous to non-target organisms and the general environment. Components of an IPM Program: Identification of pests and possible natural enemies. A monitoring and record keeping system for regular sampling of pest and natural enemy populations. Monitoring is an ongoing activity.
North Carolina Pest Management Information Program - Home Page
North Carolina center for integrated pest management.
http://cipm.ncsu.edu/ent/ncpmip/

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