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2009 Annual Report

UC Statewide IPM Program
HIGHLIGHTS

“Partnerships” is the theme of this year’s annual report—the partnerships the IPM program has within the UC system as well as among state and federal agencies and California’s agricultural and environmental communities.

Begin reading the expanded version of our program’s activities and accomplishments, choose an individual article from the table of contents below, or view the printable version of the 2009 Highlights report (11 MB, PDF). The Web-only articles contain additional information not found in the printed report.

About the UC IPM Program

The University of California Statewide IPM Program was established in 1979 to develop and promote the use of integrated, ecologically sound pest management programs. It sponsors activities throughout California.

Administrative

Letter from the director
New director named

Awards

50 years of IPM
Grower incentives award
Almond PMA team award
Entomological Society of America award

UC IPM in Action

Gopher traps
Controlling vine mealybugs on grapes
Urban ant management
Landscape ID cards
Mitigating two new pest threats
IPM advisor travels Down Under
UC forges partnerships to increase IPM opportunities
Scientists track blue orchard bees

Pheromone mating disruption for codling moth

Grants Programs

Grants programs update
Combination lure for mealybugs
UC Extension IPM grants
Entomologists use 'love potions'
Passive solar heating knocks out invasive plants

Training and Resources

Master Gardener workshops
Maintenance gardener training
Retail online training
Resource roundup

IPM Staff Roundup (Web-only articles)

Larry Strand retires
New staff join UC IPM

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