41. Search Results entomology, including mites, spiders, and myriapods, in the fields of agriculture, forestry, and stored B, Title pest and disease management Handbook. http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/searchres.asp?Main_subject=W&Subject_List=WA1

42. ID-93: Midwest Tree Fruit Pest Management Handbook Horeb, WI 535720270 (800) 332-6744. forestry Suppliers, Inc. Integrated pest management (IPM) disease management guidelines for apples in Ohio. http://www.ca.uky.edu/agc/pubs/id/id93/app.htm

Online Publications ID-93 Midwest Tree Fruit Pest Management Handbook Appendix A: Insect Degree-Day Models The following are examples of degree-day models used to predict insect development and optimize timing of insecticide applications. Pest Region Threshold (°F) Biofix DD target Event Codling moth Midwest First sustained moth flight 3% egg hatch; apply an insecticide San Jose scale Midwest First scale capture in pheromone trap Crawler emergence Oblique-banded leafroller* NY First adult capture Sample for second and third instar larvae Spotted tentiform leafminer* NY Start of second generation flight Sample for third generation sap feeding Tufted apple bud moth* PA First sustained flight 10% egg hatch; apply an insecticide and again in 300 DD Oriental fruit moth* CA First moth captured Egg hatch Apple maggot* NY March 1 Emergence of adults Pear psylla* WA, OR January 1 Peak spring counts Fruit-tree leafroller* B.C. February 1 50% egg hatch Peachtree borer* AR January 1 Start of consistent trap catches * Many of these models have been developed outside of the Midwest, and they may need to be validated for use in this region. Appendix B: Sources of Pest Management Supplies Traps and General Equipment Great Lakes IPM (for traps, lures, and other monitoring supplies)

43. Subject Listings forest management; forest economics; tropical and subtropical forestry; silviculture; wetlands; disease and pest management; fire science and management;. http://www.central.agnic.org/subject-listing/disease_and_pest_management.html

Subject Listings Subject Listing for "disease and pest management" Number of Matches: 37 Broader Term(s) Health and Pathology Current Term disease and pest management Narrower Term(s) (control agents) (control by target) control methods pest management ... resistance management matches for query: Sorted by relevance An Investigation of the Role of Bovine Coronavirus and Other Risk Factors in the Occurrence of Winter Description: Thorough discussion of winter dysentery and its possible causation. Experiments to identify bovine coronavirus as a causative agent are described. "The results of the univariate analysis of this case-control study suggested a strong association of the prevalence of BCV exposure, as evidenced by > 4-fold rising antibody titers, with the occurrence of winter dysentery in a herd." Also in Dairy Infobase. Subject Descriptors: disease and pest management; Keywords: No keywords assigned. Accessible from: http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~ohioline/sc156/sc156_17.html Answers to Commonly Asked Questions About Lyme Disease Description: Informational paper about the cause and effects of Lyme disease. Mentions how lyme disease can affect cattle and dairy products. Also in Dairy Infobase.

44. Pest Management Biotech (Intro) - Great Lakes Forestry Centre developed by members of the pest management Biotechnology group used to identify and monitor the disease causing pathogenic as well as damaging pest populations http://www.glfc.forestry.ca/science/research/bugbiointro_e.html

Our Role Our People Science Research Funding Programs Coordination Services Programs ... Our Partners Select a Centre Pacific Northern Laurentian Great Lakes Atlantic National Site Science Pest Management Biotechnology PEST MANAGEMENT BIOTECHNOLOGY 1. Introduction 2. Genetic Engineering 3. Branches of Genetic Engineering 4. Pest Control and Biotechnology The pest control industry around the world is worth around 30 billion dollars. Herbicides, insecticides and fungicides are the three major pest control groups and account for 47, 29 and 19% of the market, respectively. Western Europe, the US and Japan account for nearly 70% of the worldwide sales. Chemical control is being progressively replaced by biological control methods that offer environmental protection. The virulence of naturally occurring and host specific biological control agents can be enhanced by introducing advantageous characteristics. Improving natural biocontrol agents wherever possible by genetic engineering is the hallmark of Pest Control Biotechnology and numerous pest control companies have aggressive programs in this field. 5. Pest Management in Forestry

45. Pest Management Conference Program Providing Solutions to pest Problems in Nursery, Landscape, Turf forestry * Robert Herrick, Ph Irrigation Water for disease management * Steve Newman http://www.safnow.org/meetings/pest_management.cfm

Pest Management Conference Membership Benefits Board of Directors Councils/Committees Get Involved with SAF ... FAQ February 20-22, 2004 The Doubletree Hotel 2050 Gateway Place San Jose, CA 95110 The 2004 Pest Management Conference was a great success. Special thanks to the Conference Speakers, Sponsors, Exhibitors and attendees. To review the Agenda, click here! Mark your calendars now for the Society of American Florists 21st Annual Conference on Pest Management on Ornamentals, February 2005 in Orlando, Florida. Thanks to our Conference Sponsors ! * American Floral Endowment * California Cut Flower Commission * The Los Angeles Flower Market * Olympic Horticultural Products * Syngenta Crop Protection Conference Presentations - Click on the title of the presentations that are highlighted to open the presentation. Research Report on New Fungicides Ann Chase, Ph.D.

46. Forestry Division: Green Forest Resources Management: Minnesota DNR for a year or more, but eventually the tree will succumb to this disease. Forest pest identification control options. Mankato area management projects. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/areas/forestry/mankato/forest_pest.html

Shortcuts: Lake Finder Rec. Compass Curr. Conditions Hunting Fishing State Parks Site Map Contact the DNR What's New? Newsroom ... Mankato Our office will aid in the determination of various forest health issues. Forest health issues in Southern Minnesota include oak wilt, Dutch Elm disease, and the gypsy moth. If you suspect that you have anyone of the following pests please contact a local MN DNR forester or extension agent. A female gypsy moth and deposited egg mass. The egg mass contains 75 to 1000 eggs. Egg masses (the yellow patches) found under a car. Gypsy moth can be spread long distances with the help of unsuspecting humans. If you visit areas that have known gypsy moth infestations, please inspect your car, camper, boat, etc. for the egg masses. Report any egg masses found to a resource manager (including MN DNR Forestry). Young gypsy moth larva.

47. Integrated Pest Management Tools - Landscape Nursery And Urban Forestry - UMass When problems do occur, the practitioner implementing an IPM/PHC approach follows a sequence of steps in the management of the pest or disease that is designed http://www.umassgreeninfo.org/fact_sheets/ipmtools.html

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Plant Health Care (PHC) are strategies for managing ornamental plants in landscapes and nurseries in ways that reduce the potential for pest and disease problems. When problems do occur, the practitioner implementing an IPM/PHC approach follows a sequence of steps in the management of the pest or disease that is designed to minimize impacts on the environment. Below are some of the tools that a practitioner would use in implementing an IPM/PHC program. Additional Information: Bacillus thuringiensis (B.t.) Beneficial Nematodes Bio-Rational Insecticides 1 Bio-Rational Insecticides ... Monitoring and Management Checklists Current pesticide and integrated pest management recommendations can be found in UMass Extension's Management Guide for Woody Ornamentals Questions about downloading files followed by the symbol?

48. Integrated Pest And Disease Management For Lettuce control strategies and recommended best management practices, maximising for lettuce aphid and other pests in high Plant disease trials are planned for autumn http://www.maf.govt.nz/sff/about-projects/horticulture/02027lettuce.htm

MAF Home What's New Site A-Z About MAF Choose Topic Animal Welfare Biosecurity Forestry Imports Jobs at MAF Library Links Media Centre Publications Quarantine Rural NZ Schools Sustainable Farming Statistics Unwanted Organisms Advanced Help Sustainable Farming Fund: Criteria ... Contacts SFF Home Criteria How to Apply Funded Projects Index Arable Beekeeping Decision Management Forestry Horticulture Land Development Organics Pastoral Farming Water Resources SFF Forms SFF Logos Media Releases Contacts SFF Project Summary Project Title: Integrated Pest and Disease Management for Lettuce Grantee: East Coast and Pukekohe Lettuce Growers Research Group Grant Number: Contact Person: Stuart Davis Address: LeaderBrand Produce Ltd, P O Box 648, Gisborne Telephone: Facsimile: Email: stuartd@leaderbrand.co.nz Website: Relevant links: http://www.crop.cri.nz http://www.thegrower.co.nz Project Description The lettuce industry has initiated a project to develop and implement an integrated pest management (IPM) programme for control of insect pests and plant diseases in lettuce over the next 3 to 5 years. Problem/Opportunity This initiative has been put together over the last 2 years, initially to counter concerns about unsustainable crop protection practices, which rely on a limited number of old chemistry insecticides and fungicides for which pests and diseases have become, or are likely to become resistant. More recently, an important new insect pest, lettuce aphid has arrived in New Zealand, has spread rapidly through most of the country, and with its problematic behaviour of feeding on new leaves deep inside the lettuce plant, has brought the lettuce growing industry to crisis point.

49. Varroa Mite In Bees - MAF Biosecurity Transitional (2 year) Varroa management Plan PDF versionPDF 612k; Treatment options. Exotic disease and pest Emergency Hotline 0800 809 966. http://www.maf.govt.nz/biosecurity/pests-diseases/animals/varroa/

MAF Home What's New Site A-Z About MAF Choose Topic Animal Welfare Biosecurity Forestry Imports Jobs at MAF Library Links Media Centre Publications Quarantine Rural NZ Schools Sustainable Farming Statistics Unwanted Organisms Advanced Help Biosecurity imports ... legislation Biosecurity Home Imports Exports Border Animals Forest Products Plants SPS Animal Welfare About MAF Biosecurity Publications Legislation Varroa Mite in Bees This page contains information about varroa, a serious pest of bees discovered in New Zealand in 2000. Information about viewing PDF files Background Information Varroa Management programme - Questions and Answers (updated 19 September 2002) Varroa Mite - Questions and answers (updated 19 September 2002) Photographs Suspect South Island Incursion Letter to South Island Beekeepers Controlled Area Notice (4 June 2004) Controlled Area Map (4 June 2004) Media Release - South Island Varroa Update (11 June 2004) Media Release - South Island Varroa Update (8 June 2004) Media Release - Suspect Varroa in South Island (4 June 2004) National Pest Management Strategy Summary of Submissions on National Pest Management Strategy Public Notice: Varroa National Pest Management Strategy Proposal Varroa National Pest Management Strategy Proposal - Varroa Mite Bee ( Varroa destructor ... Proportion of mites that remain stuck to a sticky board 24 hours after they are killed in a hive Sensitivity of Apistan as a Diagnostic Test

50. Spanish Language Reference Publications - Landscape Nursery And Urban Forestry - sections containing information on the most likely pests. Do not expect handson details on disease and pest management information. http://www.umassgreeninfo.org/fact_sheets/plant_culture/spanish_references.htm

Spanish Language Reference Publications Arboriculture ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) - www2.champaign.isa-arbor.com International Society of Arboriculture PO Box 3129 Champaign, IL 61826-3129 USA1-888-472-8733 isa@isa-arbor.com Tree Climbers' Guide / Guia para trepadores de arboles This practical publication serves not only as the study guide for tree worker certification but as a cornerstone for climber training. Product #: P1311 Retail Price: $45.00 Member Price: $35.00 Arborists' Certification Study Guide / Manual de Arboricultura: Guia Estudia para la Certificacion del Arborista Product #: P1225 Retail Price: $90.00 Member Price: $60.00 COMMENTS: well regarded by Hispanic arborists I know. The Quick Reference Guide of Arboricultural Terms / Spanish-English/English-Spanish Dictionary of Arboricultural Terms. A handy reference guide of arboricultural terms in Spanish and English.

51. Mangosteen: Insect Pest And Disease Management Mangosteen insect pest and disease management. Patricia ChayProve, David Astridge Lynton Vawdrey, DPI s Agency for Food and Fibre Sciences, Horticulture. http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/horticulture/5451.html

Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Help Search: Industries Key activities Services The Department ... News FAQs Mangosteen: insect pest and disease management Insect pests and diseases The mangosteen is relatively free of pest and disease problems. The more common disorders, diseases and insect pests of mangosteen are given in Tables 1 and 2. It appears that the bitter yellow exudate which is excreted when leaves or fruit are damaged have some disinfection properties. "Gamboge" is a disorder which can affect the fruit. A yellow resin or latex produced by the branches and fruit can penetrate and seep into the flesh giving a bitter taste. Translucent flesh is another disorder which affects the fruit, making the fruit inedible. Wind or pest damage can induce these disorders. Diseases and disorders Table 1. Main disorders and diseases of mangosteen Disorder/disease Symptom Control procedure Gamboge/gummosis yellow exudate on fruits and branches avoid injury avoid fruit dropping on ground during harvest Translucent flesh flesh becomes watery translucent - inedible Pestalozzia blight and stem canker ( Pestalotiopsis sp. associated)

52. CSFS Montrose District - Forest Pest Management XCM38, management Recommendations for Insect Pests of Trees and 5.506 *, Dutch Elm disease (spread by insect vector), 35K, 99K. 5.507, Spider mites, 39K, 84K. http://lamar.colostate.edu/~montrose/pests.htm

Colorado State Forest Service Montrose District serving Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel County in western Colorado employment clickable district map other districts district operations contact information partnerships where is the office? other CSFS locations ... seedling wildlife values pest management tree care stewardship incentives other forestry topics This site is Frames Free If you prefer frames Forest Pest Management information sheets Some titles are available in HTML, PDF or both. Publications in PDF require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader program. For information for your local area, contact your county Colorado State Cooperative Extension office. Outside of Colorado, refer to the Web page for your state's land-grant university. Available from 2003 Report on the health of Colorado Forests 2002 Report on the health of Colorado Forests 2001 Report on the health of Colorado Forests Jim Worrall’s Forest Pathology Text Book ... Western forest insect and disease leaflets available from the U.S. Forest Service Insects that feed on Colorado Trees and Shrubs Insect Pests of Forests and Wood Products Pub. No.

53. Gossamer Threads Links: Urban_Forestry/Planning_and_Management/Pest_Management Urban tree pest management. Forest and Insects disease Leaflets, Alphabetic List http//na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/fidl.htm http://www.forestryindex.net/Urban_Forestry/Planning_and_Management/Pest_Managem

Urban Forestry: Planning and Management: Pest Management Links Entomology Image Gallery http://www.ent.iastate.edu/imagegal/ This is a large collection of images of various insects. (Added: 15-Aug-2002 Hits: 5 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Forest and Insects Disease Leaflets, Alphabetic List http://na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/fidl.htm Forest and Insects Disease Leaflets, Alphabetic List (Added: 18-Jul-2002 Hits: 2 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Gypsy Moth http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/fidls/gypsymoth/gypsy.htm The gypsy moth, Lymantria dispar Linnaeus, is one of the most notorious pests of hardwood trees in the Eastern United States. Since 1980, the gypsy moth has defoliated close to a million or more forested acres each year. In 1981, a record 12.9 million acres were defoliated. This is an area larger than Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut combined. (Added: 26-Jul-2002 Hits: 7 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Gypsy Moth http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/pest_al/gm/gm.htm The gypsy moth has been an important pest of hardwoods in the Northeastern United States since its introduction in 1869. Established populations exist in all or parts of 19 states from Maine to Wisconsin and south to Illinois and generally in a southeasterly line from Illinois to northeastern North Carolina. (Added: 26-Jul-2002 Hits: 4 Rating: Votes: 0) Rate It Integrated Pest Management http://ipm.ncsu.edu/urban/cropsci/toc.html

54. McCullough And Koelling: Christmas Tree Production Our goals are to provide an overview of Christmas tree production and to briefly discuss insect and disease management in Christmas tree production. agricultural production and forestry. Insect http://ipmworld.umn.edu/chapters/mccull.htm

Integrated Pest Management in Christmas Tree Production Deborah G. McCullough , Associate Professor Dept. of Entomology and Dept. of Forestry Michigan State University and Melvin R. Koelling , Professor Dept. of Forestry Michigan State University Apunte aquí para versión en Español X Photograph: Good management practices can result in production of high-quality Christmas trees like this Fraser Fir grown in Michigan. INTRODUCTION What would Christmas be without a Christmas tree? Most people don't think about Christmas trees until November or December, when they go out to select that perfect tree for the family. However, Christmas tree production is a multi-million dollar industry that requires year-round management efforts. Christmas trees occupy a unique niche, incorporating aspects of both agricultural production and forestry. Insect and disease pests can have major effects on tree growth, appearance and value. Managing these pests, along with weeds and even rodents, is a critical component of tree production. Our goals are 1) to provide an overview of Christmas tree production and 2) to briefly discuss insect and disease management in Christmas tree production. Many effective and economically viable pest management practices can be readily integrated with other aspects of tree production. Information presented here will largely be drawn from our experience in Michigan and other Lake States, one of the largest Christmas tree producing regions in North America.

55. Pest And Disease Assessment In Young Eucalypt Plantations, Field Manual For Usin a basis for assessment of compliance with environmental management systems and The Bureau of Rural Sciences has published “pest and disease assessment in http://www.affa.gov.au/content/output.cfm?ObjectID=087CB62C-75B1-4556-91FFD53159

56. Home, Gardens: Pest And Disease Control Information and tools needed for Integrated pest management. Master Gardener Online Guide to the identification of insect and disease problems of tomatoes. http://www.combose.com/Home/Gardens/Pest_and_Disease_Control/

Top Home Gardens Pest and Disease Control ... Armadillos Related links of interest: Science:Biology:Zoology:Arthropoda Recreation:Outdoors:Wildlife:Bats Business:Agriculture and Forestry:Biologicals Recreation:Outdoors:Equipment:Insect Repellent ... Bug Smasher Systems - Supplier of automated insect control systems. Citrus/brown Garden Snail - UC pest management guidelines. Common Garden Pests - Information on common garden pests, including how to identify, and control measures. Cornell Extension - Information on plants, insects and diseases. Deer-resistant products - Deer-resistant plants, deer repellents, fencing, and online ordering. Do it yourself Pest Control Products - Insect and rodent information, professional pest control products and application measures . Ecochem - Natural fungus control, fungal disease on fruit, gass, vegetables, root crops, grain, flowers, shrubs, and trees. Garden Pests and Problems - Information about garden insects, including identification, control, and beneficial insects. Horticulture and Home Pest News - Current horticulture, plant care, pest management, and common household pests. IPM Resources on Mollusk Pests - Integrated Pest Management resources on Slugs and Snails.

57. Urban info each week (in season) on crops, diseases, IPM issues. by MDA pesticide and Plant pest management Div, forestry Area of Expertise Team Sponsored by MSU http://www.msue.msu.edu/msue/iac/foreurba.html

Urban MSU Resources Ash Tree Decline in Michigan Sponsored by MSU Extension specialist, it documents a new pest found in southeast Michigan, with pictures. Current CAT Newsletter on Landscape Sponsored by MSU Extension and the Pesticide Research Cntr, info each week (in season) on crops, diseases, IPM issues. Current Crop Advisory Newsletters Forestry Area of Expertise Team Sponsored by MSU Extension field and campus staff working on issues of importance to Forestry, includes some bulletins. Forestry Area of Expertise Team -Publications Sponsored by MSU Extension field and campus staff working on issues of importance to Forestry, includes full text. Forestry Fact Sheets From the MSU Extension Area of Expertise Team on Forestry, these are full text fact sheets. Green Tips Gypsy Moth in Southwest Michigan Sponsored by MSU Extension and Kellogg Biological Station, answers to many common Gypsy moth problems, and link to more MSU Department of Forestry Extension Publications MSU Departmental full text bulletins created by Extension specialists. MSU Diagnostic Center From the Diagnostic Center, information on the kinds of tests they run, how to take them, and the costs.

58. Pest Management Program pest management Program. 1990s, and the insectcarried Pitch Canker disease which has CDF s forest pest specialists help protect the state s forest resources http://www.fire.ca.gov/ResourceManagement/ForestPest.asp

Home About CDF Fire and Emergency Resource Mgmt. ... FAQs Pest Management Program Southern California Beetle Infestation Current Zones of Infestation Forest Pest Detection Report ... CDF Tree Notes Internal resin soaking of infected branch end from pitch canker. Forest pests (insects and diseases) annually destroy 10 times the volume of timber lost due to forest fires. Pests such as bark beetles which took hold in many California forests following drought years during the 1980s and early 1990s, and the insect-carried Pitch Canker Disease which has severely attacked Monterey Pine along the state's coast are just two of the many pests foresters are battling. CDF's forest pest specialists help protect the state's forest resources from native and introduced pests, conduct surveys and provide technical assistance to private forest landowners, and promote forest health on all forest lands. Back to Top Get Adobe Acrobat Now!

59. Integrated Pest Management Plan, Trees & Forestry, Grounds & Waste will utilize chemical means for controlling landscape pests such as weeds, insects, and diseases. Operations Division Grounds Waste management Trees http://www.plantops.umich.edu/grounds/trees_forestry/Integrated_Pest_Management.

The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Plan for the University of Michigan Grounds and Waste Management Department has a three-pronged approach which includes: Inventory of the University's woody and herbaceous plants and identification of pest problems. Monitoring of areas and organisms that have been pest problems in the past. Remediation using management tactics in the context of the particular pest and plant host. Inventory Our inventory is a database catalog of all the campus landscape trees. Every landscape tree is tagged with a unique identification number. This database identifies specific trees by their species, size, and other inventoried data. There are approximately 15,000 landscape trees. Monitoring We use the tree inventory together with our knowledge of the University landscape to monitor for insect and disease occurrences and environmental stresses (e.g., leaf and bark scorch, girdling roots, nutrient deficiencies, etc.) before these occurrences become problems. In cases where the insect or disease occurrence is a problem, we use monitoring as a technique to measure population size and to determine if and when we need to use remediation measures. An example of this technique is using insect pheromone traps to monitor the elm bark beetle population. We observe and collect weather related data to estimate when certain insects will hatch their eggs and anticipate the outbreak of certain fungal diseases. An example of weather data monitoring occurs in the management of elm leaf beetles using degree-day monitoring. A degree day is a unit based on accumulated heat to measure physiological time.

60. Trees & Forestry, Grounds & Waste Management Jane Immonen, forestry Assistant, 7643422, Jane Immonen (get to control insects, pests and diseases, as needed. Coordinates Integrated pest management program. http://www.plantops.umich.edu/grounds/trees_forestry/

Forestry Staff and Hours The Grounds Tree Crew works out of the Central Campus Grounds operation. Regular hours are Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.. Marvin Pettway Campus Forester Marvin Pettway (get address) Jane Immonen Forestry Assistant Jane Immonen (get address) Regular Services Provided The Tree Crew provides all of the following services: Trim, prune and remove diseased or hazardous trees. Fertilize, water and mulch trees. Performs elm tree injection. Performs cabling, cavity filling as needed. Sprays to control insects, pests and diseases, as needed. Coordinates Integrated Pest Management program. Manages yard waste composting site for leaves, wood waste and other plant materials. About Campus Trees The University campus, located in Ann Arbor- the "city of trees"- is home to over 7,000 trees. The Central Campus area also known as the "Original Forty" Acres is the area bordered by South University, State, North University and Church Streets. The Original 40 is home to 1,022 trees. The most prevalent shade tree genus is maple (Acer) that comprises 13% of the area population. The most prevalent ornamental tree genus is crabapple

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