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Mosquito Prevention and Management

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Pest Proofing and Exclusion

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Pruning and Trellising Tomatoes

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Re: Early Summer Pest Issues

Aaron Weibe ·
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Early Summer Pest Issues

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Re: Early Summer Pest Issues

Roslynn ·
Zoom link: https://usu-edu.zoom.us/j/8631...TUYxNEsyRzlma2E1UT09
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Re: Principles of Biological Control

Aaron Weibe ·
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Principles of Biological Control

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University of New Hampshire Extension seeks State Specialist, Entomology and Integrated Pest Management

Victoria Rappeport ·
The Extension state specialist in entomology and integrated pest management provides statewide leadership in agricultural integrated pest management, undertaking engaged outreach as the state’s IPM coordinator and serving as project director on Extension's federally funded IPM Extension Implementation Plan. This is a full-time, benefits-eligible position based at the University of New Hampshire’s Durham, N.H. campus. The specialist will collaborate with faculty, Extension specialists, and...
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Invitation to Participate in a Vertebrate Pest Management Needs Assessment Survey

Wayne Buhler ·
Because human and vertebrate pest conflicts are on the rise in urban and rural areas, there is an urgent need to increase awareness and adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in vertebrate pest management. Extension Professionals and others who work in the fields of wildlife damage must possess knowledge and resources to address this need. With that situation known, the IPM Pesticide Safety Education Collaboration Team invites you to take part in this needs assessment survey of...
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Invitation to Participate in a Vertebrate Pest Management Needs Assessment Survey

Wayne Buhler ·
Because human and vertebrate pest conflicts are on the rise in urban and rural areas, there is an urgent need to increase awareness and adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in vertebrate pest management. Extension Professionals and others who work in the fields of wildlife damage must possess knowledge and resources to address this need. With that situation known, the IPM Pesticide Safety Education Collaboration Team invites you to take part in this needs assessment survey of...
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Integrated Pest Management Funding Available

Jacque Pohl ·
Start a new project related to integrated pest management with funding from the North Central IPM Center. Projects may support community initiatives, critical issues, or working group collaborations related to insects, diseases, or weeds. Funding for selected projects will be awarded in March of 2025. The Center has approximately $360,000 to award and expects to fund about 13 projects. Each project may receive up to $30,000 for a 12-month period. More information is available on the Center's...
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