Integrated Pest Management
The goal of IPM is not to eradicate pests, but to eliminate pest problems by strengthening and stabilizing the landscape so that conditions are more favorable for plants than for pests. This balance is achieved by employing a combination of practices to prevent or avoid pest problems rather than treating them once they occur.
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Integrated Pest Management
Programs
All Resources on Integrated Pest Management
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The HORT Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program is designed for commercial nursery/floral crop producers.
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The Pecan Orchard Management Short Course is the world renowned premiere educational event on how to grow pecans.
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This course serves as certification for health departments and municipalities. Topics covered include vector biology and ecology, resistance monitoring and surveillance and response.
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The Extension Integrated Pest Management program provides growers with research-based information through County Extension Agents and Extension Specialists.
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The Texas A&M University Urban Pest Management Conference & Workshop provides attendees the opportunity to receive the majority of their TDA-required continuing education units over the course of three days in Bryan/College Station.