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IPM 25th2005 Annual Report

UC Statewide IPM Program
HIGHLIGHTS

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This UC IPM annual report focuses on UC IPM's activities and accomplishments in 2005. The "highlights" articles (also found in the printed 2005 Highlights report [556KB, PDF]) provide many brief samples of what we are doing and link to pages that give more depth. Read the Web-only articles for a look at the breadth of our recent activities.

You may also be interested in the recently released A History of the University of California Statewide IPM Program, by Jim Lyons.

Printed "Highlights" articles

Web-only articles
  • Letter from the director
  • UC IPM celebrates 25 years
  • Mission of the UC IPM program

UC IPM makes it happen

  • Hackberry aphid Pest Note update
  • Organic ways to control cucumber beetles
  • The benefits of soil solarization
  • IPM practices in San Diego
  • Urban pesticide use trends and educational strategies
  • IPM advisor coordinates worker protection training
  • Herbicide-resistant horseweed found in the south Central Valley
  • Researcher grows sunflowers to protect peaches
  • Researcher controls invasive marine pests
  • UC joins flower alliance
  • Exotic/Invasive Pests and Diseases Research Program
  • UC IPM Competitive Grants Program
  • IPM training

More IPM training

  • Master gardener training
  • IPM for schools training
  • UC IPM vine mealybug identification training
  • Water quality training

Tools

  • Water quality tools
  • UC IPM offers accurate forecasting tool for cotton growers
  • IPM programs for new mealybug plaguing pistachio growers

Publications and research

  • New IPM publications to be released
  • Pest management guidelines updated
  • Pierce's disease research
  • Stopping ants in their tracks

Staff and honors

  • EPA honors walnut board
  • IPM staff changes

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