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Annual Report–Highlights 2022

FROM THE DIRECTOR

A year of rejuvenation and growth for IPM

STAFF TRANSITIONS

Barman, Carr, Hunter, Lander, and Won leave UC IPM—as does the Invasive Shothole Borer Project

HONORS, AWARDS, RECOGNITIONS

UC IPM award winners

NEW STAFF & NEW ACADEMICS

Welcome!

IPM IN ACTION

Which California pest control or applicator license do I need?
Collaboration with Community Alliance with Family Farmers to increase IPM in walnut orchards
Once-controlled citrus mealybug emerges as pest of citrus in the San Joaquin Valley
A successful first year improves pest exclusion at the California state level

NEW IN IPM

New Rice Rotation Calculator
New webinar topics and crops in 2022
Keeping track of invasive shothole borers can help lightly to moderately infested trees survive

RESOURCE ROUNDUP

Resource roundup
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