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Pests and IPM
Pest: any organism detrimental to humans, domestic animals, cultivated plants or soil fertility. Pests include insects, arthropods, nematodes, diseases, weeds, vertebrates and more.
What Is A Pest? from Purdue University
What is IPM? • University of California IPM Online
What is IPM? • Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
Resources
The Cooperative Extension System of agricultural universities provides pest management information for each state of the U.S.
Other good sources of pest management information
Plant Disease & Insect Clinic and Gardening, IPM - North Carolina State University
Horticulture - Texas A&M Extension
Horticulture and Home Pest News, Encyclopedia - Iowa State University Extension
Insect and Pest Information - University of Kentucky
Pest Identification Guide and Plant Disease Identification Guide - West Virginia University
Large Databases, National and International
The Global Invasive Species Database
Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health, Topics - University of Georgia
National Biological Information Infrastructure - UNT Digital Library
Invasive Species Resources by Subject, Databases - USDA
Photos, Insects - Agricultural Research Service, USDA
Pesticide Use
Home Garden Fruits & Vegetables - Clemson University Extension
National Pesticide Information Center, a cooperative effort of Oregon State University and the U.S. EPA
Pesticides - Environmental Protection Agency
Pesticides and Water Quality - University of California
Pesticide Safety Education Program - University of Nebraska
The EXtension TOXicology NETwork, a science-based site about pesticides written for the non-expert. EXTOXNET is a cooperative effort of University of California-Davis, Oregon State University, Michigan State University, Cornell University, and the University of Idaho