Instead of broadcast applications of pesticides, researchers are developing deadly traps to lure and kill the insidious apple maggot. Growers Warm to Hothouse IPM . IPM is flowering for New Hampshire poinsettia growers. New Jersey tomato growers reduce pesticides by using disease predictions based on computerized mathematical models. Helpful Fungus is More Than a Wanna-Bee.
Bees transport a new cure for a well-known strawberry disease.
Biocontrol Lab Supports Regional IPM Legal immigration of beneficial insects is the catch phrase. That Aim to Please. A research team develops insect-killing fungi for vegetables, ornamentals, and forest trees. Apple IPM Gets Juiced-Up. A pest management system for processing apples avoids use of pesticides on the FQPA review list.