IPM In Practice - Principles and Methods of Integrated Pest Management

IPM in Practice is a comprehensive field guide for starting and continuing an Integrated Pest Management program in any kind of crop, landscape or urban setting. It is written for pest control advisers (PCAs) and is recommended for those studying for the PCA exam in California. IPM in Practice contains a complete curriculum for anyone interested in teaching an IPM course or in learning how to use more IPM in their current program. Using its easy-to-read format and many clearly illustrated charts, anyone can become an expert in IPM with this book.

Some of the key elements in the book include:
• Background for identification and management of pests
• Ecological foundation for IPM
• All types of management methods, comparing their benefits, drawbacks, and applications
• A step-by–step guide to setting up IPM for a client, including regulatory requirements and resources
• Special section for IPM programs with public agencies
• How to set up monitoring programs in the field

Softbound manual, 296 pages.

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