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Which pests can be trapped by the yellow card?
Which pests can be trapped by the yellow card?
What is the first control method recommended in IPM programs?
What is the first control method recommended in IPM programs?
When should treatment be applied for pest control?
When should treatment be applied for pest control?
What techniques are employed in IPM programs?
What techniques are employed in IPM programs?
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What is the purpose of IPM programs?
What is the purpose of IPM programs?
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Which type of chemicals should be used first in IPM programs?
Which type of chemicals should be used first in IPM programs?
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What can spray oils help eliminate if used early in the season?
What can spray oils help eliminate if used early in the season?
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Which pests are more difficult to control with IPM compared to insects?
Which pests are more difficult to control with IPM compared to insects?
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What can greatly reduce the need for regular preventive sprays for plant diseases?
What can greatly reduce the need for regular preventive sprays for plant diseases?
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How much fewer pesticides were used by nurseries employing the IPM program in Maryland?
How much fewer pesticides were used by nurseries employing the IPM program in Maryland?
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Study Notes
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Programs
- The yellow card can trap aphids, whiteflies, and other pests.
Control Methods
- In IPM programs, the first control method recommended is cultural practices.
Treatment Timing
- Treatment for pest control should be applied when the pest population reaches the economic injury level (EIL).
IPM Techniques
- Techniques employed in IPM programs include cultural practices, biological control, chemical control, and resistant varieties.
Purpose of IPM Programs
- The purpose of IPM programs is to reduce pesticide use and minimize harm to the environment, humans, and beneficial organisms.
Chemical Use
- In IPM programs, selective and narrow-spectrum chemicals should be used first.
Spray Oils
- Spray oils can help eliminate aphids, whiteflies, and other pests if used early in the season.
Challenging Pests
- Weeds are more difficult to control with IPM compared to insects.
Disease Prevention
- Resistant varieties can greatly reduce the need for regular preventive sprays for plant diseases.
IPM Success
- Nurseries employing the IPM program in Maryland used 70% fewer pesticides.
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Test your knowledge on pest management techniques with this quiz! Learn about how different colored cards trap specific pests and discover the importance of taking action early to prevent pest populations from growing. Explore the key components of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs, including scouting, monitoring, and identifying pests. Find out how to maintain pest thresholds and effectively combine techniques for successful pest control. Get ready to become a pest management expert!