Oregon's Statewide Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Program aims to achieve economically sustainable pest management for Oregon's agricultural industries with reduced risks to human health and the environment. Our tools and projects help farmers adapt to an increasingly uncertain world through high impact science and education partnerships.
In this Second Edition, we update pest management practices for established pests and provide new information on emerging pests and diseases. To produce high-quality wine and juice grapes, effective pest management is essential. The...
The benefits of an integrated management approach include fewer resistant weeds, lower negative environmental impacts, and sometimes reduced costs for farmers. When used correctly, organic or synthetic herbicides can be a useful part ...
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