An Introduction to IPM in Schools: A Manual for Facilities Maintenance Professionals
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- August 31, 2021
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Overview
An important aspect of this publication is reducing the chance of pesticide misuse where children study and play. IPM is a multi-tactical approach to preventing pest problems, and this manual gives resources needed to comply with provisions of the law. It includes instructions for developing an IPM policy statement, information on contracting pest control services, sample forms, and a resource list.
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