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2016 All Bugs Good and Bad Webinar Series: Controlling Roaches Before They Control You

 An Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach is the best way to control cockroaches. Control methods include sanitation, exclusion, and chemical techniques. Successful cockroach control depends on proper identification and good knowledge of the cockroach life-cycle and habits. Learn tips on managing roaches from Janet Hurley, Texas A&M AgriLIfe Extension and Dr. Faith Oi, University of Florida.
Moderated by Mallory Kelley, and Lucy Edwards, Regional Extension Agents, Alabama Cooperative Extension System. Click here to login as a guest and participate in the live event. Note: on August 5 the link to the live webinar opens about 15 minutes before the webinar. If you try to log in earlier, you will get an error message.
Photo credit: Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series, Bugwood.org, image 1233111

For more webinars in this series, see 2016 All Bugs Good and Bad Webinar Series. The webinars are brought to you by the following eXtension Communities of Practice: Imported Fire Ants, and Urban IPM; and by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Clemson Cooperative Extension and the University of Georgia Center for Urban Agriculture.




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