North Central IPM Center Priorities 2009-2010
- Stored products and grains
- Environmental, Economic and Risk Assessments of IPM Practices
- Organics
- Invasive Species
- Urban IPM
- Consumer Pesticide Usage Education and Outreach
- Recreational, Residential and Public Area IPM
- Greenhouse/controlled environments IPM tactics
- Biological Control in IPM Systems
- Production Agriculture IPM Research and Outreach (fruits, vegetables, field crops, nursery and floriculture)
- Resistance Management in IPM Systems
- Impact of Biofuels on IPM Practices
- Impediments to IPM Adoption
- Whole System/Regional Predictive Pest Models and Economic Thresholds
- Partnerships and training for Federal, State and County Agencies and Conservation Programs
- Impact of IPM on Pollinators and Beneficials
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