Oregon ipm program

In this issue, we highlight on-going OSU hemp research and extension activities from the past year. Be sure to follow the web links throughout the Newsletter for further information or to watch short videos about the projects. OSU research finds slugs go 'bonkers' for bread dough Slugs — which damage both agricultural crops and gardens — are highly attracted to bread dough, meaning that the simple food could be used as a nontoxic bait for trapping the pests.

Nov Impact story. Spider mite on eggplant Spider mites as seen under a microscope. Browse All Resources. Latest News. Find an answer in one of OSU Extension's publications.

Tips for keeping rats out of home and garden When neighbors work together to discourage rats, the results are better than going it alone. Cropped from original. Samurai wasp takes on brown marmorated stink bug Invasive pest may have met its match Kym Pokorny Jun 2, News story. All News. Meet Our Experts. Navneet Kaur. For information about obtaining the school IPM license category, please see the links below. Children are more sensitive than adults to the potential toxic effects of pesticides.

To protect our children, Oregon law requires extra precautions and restrictions when pesticides including baits are used on a school campus. Additionally, each school's IPM coordinator is responsible for implementing IPM practices and overseeing pest management efforts.

Their responsibilities related to pesticides include, but are not limited to, authorizing each application, providing written notifications, posting warning signs around treatment sites, and keeping application records. This subscription notifies users by email when additional School Integrated Pest Management information is available. Subscribe to receive School Integrated Pest Management information. Information is intended for those doing contract work for schools.

Oregon IPM in Schools information. Our Mission The mission of the OSU School IPM Program is to work with schools and those that support them to improve pest management while reducing costs, workload, and the risks from pests and pesticides. This Website This website is designed specifically for School IPM Coordinators and the school staff who support them in their efforts to reduce pests and pesticide use in their schools.

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