IPM – Integrated Pest Management
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Sungold Farm IPM diamondback moth
IPM – Integrated Pest Management
Pest and disease pressure requires a strategy. The IPM strategy takes into consideration the entire ecosystem and thinks about long-term consequences. What actions will produce the long-term prevention of pests or their damage? Techniques such as biological control, habitat manipulation, modification of cultural practices, and use of resistant varieties can work together.
SARE Resources
Ag chem manual:
NC State Plant Finder: Identification tool
High tunnel and hemp guides
(scroll to the bottom of the page):
Slow Motion Weed seed dispersal
Online Planting Planning Tool
Weeds, Pests and Pathogens
- Herbicide Injury
- Introduction to Nematodes
- Plant Disease and Insect Clinic
- Plants, Pests, and Pathogens Webinars
- Plant Pathogen Fact Sheets
Pesticides
- Info on upcoming pesticide Courses
- About FIFRA
- Pesticide Label Look Up
- Alchemy of Air
- HAY: LTD King and Clemmons Mill were both listed as hay sources to help mitigate spread of an herbicide resistant italian rye grass species.
- Microbes breakdown pesticides.Interesting article on pesticides in the environment, including microbial degradation.
- EMGV manual. See Ch.8 for IPM and Pesticide review in the appendix.
Miscellaneous:
- Herbicide Injury
- Introduction to Nematodes
- Plant Disease and Insect Clinic
- How to Submit a Sample
- Plants, Pests, and Pathogens Webinars
- Plant Pathogen Fact Sheets
IPM: Insects Follow UP:
- Native vs Chinese Mantids
- Plant Insect Interactions (This neat video is a rabbit hole to dive into if you are interested in specific and generalist plant defenses against herbivory among other plant/ insect relationships)
- SARE Publication “Managing Insects on Farm“
- Squash Bug [one of several referred to as Leaffooted bugs in the family Hemiptera- same family as stink bugs] Pest
- Assassin Bug ( also in the family Hemiptera) is a generalist predator that will target garden pests as well as beneficials