Extension Implementation Program News Today

In a survey, state IPM coordinators say the more profitable, testable, and understandable IPM practices are, the more likely growers are to adopt them.

A recent survey looked at the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on pest management practices in low-income housing.

The IPM Program recently wrapped up a four-year National Institute of Food and Agriculture sponsored project. We wanted to take this opportunity to share with our partners and collaborators the important work we have accomplished together.

Education and outreach in Michigan to support beekeepers and honey bees.

An NDSU Extension trap survey detected a new insect called the canola flower midge (Contarinia brassicola) in canola fields in northern North Dakota during 2020, says Janet Knodel, North Dakota

NDSU Extension Survey Detects Potential Canola Insect Pest in N.D.