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Integrated Pest Management Resources for managing pests

How to use IPM to manage and identify insects, diseases, nematodes,
and weeds in:

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Publications and training

Bullet. CAT Alerts - pest and crop in-season news. Sign-up for email notification of new issues.
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Bullet. Training: in-state and international.
Special IPM projects with collaborators

MSU Cherries web site.     MSU EQIP web site.
www.cherries.msu.edu for growing cherries in Michigan and beyond.     EQIP - You may qualify for incentive payments for trying IPM practices.
MSU New Agriculture Network web site.     MSU Native Plants web site.
New Agriculture Network - multi-state resource for organic ag solutions.     Learn about enhancing biological control and pollination by growing native plants along field and orchard borders.

About MSU IPM Program.

Staff and funding ● IPM Report newsletter ● Our strategic plan

Related pest diagnostic/ management programs.

Diagnostic Services ● Soil/Plant Nutrient Lab ● Ag weather ● Regional IPM Center ● Pesticide safety ● Organic: New Ag Network ● Invasive species
● Sustainable ag & food systems

Organizations.

MSU College of ANR departments ● MSU Extension ● Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station ●Project GREEEN ● Partners

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The MSU IPM Program maintains this site as an access point to pest management information at MSU. The IPM Program is administered within the Department of Entomology, fueled by research from the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station, delivered to citizens through MSU Extension, and proud to be a part of Project GREEEN.

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