Some of the sites also have information about pesticides. Scientific Services provides biological expertise required to identify, assess and manage plant pest risks. These services provide a scientific basis for regulatory decisions concerning the movement of plants, plant products and plant pests. Included is information on applying for a permit to move living plant pests. Cooperative Agriculture Pest Survey and National Agricultural Pest Information System have Pest and Biocontrol Information for selected weed species including diffuse knapweed, purple loosestrife, spotted knapweed, leafy spurge, small broomrape, tropical soda apple, and witchweed.
Information includes fact sheets, distribution maps, and releases of biocontrol agents.
Colorado State University component of the National Integrated Pest Management Network. Products of the Colorado State Urban IPM Program. Cornell Extension Network's Integrated Pest Management and Pesticide Impact Assessment . Chemical newsletters, toxicology information, fact sheets, issues, self-study course and more. Biocontrol Guide Florida Cooperative Extension Service provides publications on beneficial insects, insect control, aquatic weeds, nematode control, weed guide and other related topics.