The PA IPM program is a collaboration between the Pennsylvania State University and the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture designed to promote integrated pest management in both agricultural and nonagricultural situations
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IPM is a decision-making process emphasizing practices that quite often lead to a decrease in the amount of pesticide used. Here, you will find basic information about what is IPM, control tactics, as well as mission and scope of the PA IPM program.
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IPM Education and Training Available from PA IPM
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Integrated pest management is essential for modern agriculture.
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Research in IPM includes multiple aspects such as biology and ecology of organisms that cause economic losses, control tools, environmental education, and environmental justice, among many other.
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