Transcription of INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT
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Trainee ManualINTRODUCTION TOINTEGRATED PESTMANAGEMENTB russelsOctober 2008 Revised January PEST MANAGEMENT WHAT? HOW? is a Pest? is IPM? is IPM Implemented? Crop PRINCIPLES OF PEST of Pest of Mechanical, Cultural, and Sanitary Control Biological Principles of Pest MANAGEMENT Decision Place of Pesticides in and Pest Dose of Failure of Pesticide of Pesticide Resistance in AND AND FORMULATIONS PART 27. 1 Pesticide Pesticide of Pesticide Coverage, Droplet Size, and Volume of of Spray and Sprayer Calibration and of Sprayer AND , Hazard, Toxicity, and Pesticides Enter the Ways of Pesticide Effects of Symptoms and Signs of Acute Pesticide Protective is the Sources of Environmental Movement in the on Food Crops and Pre-Harvest 1 of Cultural, Mechanical, andSanitation Methods of Pest 2 of IPM handbook has been prepared by CropLife International as part of atraining course on INTEGRATED Pest MANAGEMENT (IPM).
agronomic techniques (ie integrated crop management – ICM). Pest management cannot be considered on its own, it is a part of the overall production practice of a crop, which include seed/variety selection, land preparation, fertility and water management etc. Changes to production practices will affect pest management practices.
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