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Integrated
Pest Management (IPM) is a sustainable approach to managing pests which combines
biological, cultural, physical, and chemical tools in a way that minimizes economic,
health, and environmental risks. (National Coalition on IPM)
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IPM Primer -
basic introduction to concepts, strategies, and components of an IPM
program
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An
Initial IPM Strategy for New Cold Climate Winegrape Growers,
Lorraine Berkett, University of Vermont, Updated May 2009
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"Cold Climate Grape IPM - Diseases and Insects"
- Presentation given by L.P.Berkett, University of Vermont, at the
2008 Grape Workshop and Vineyard Tour on August 6, 2008.
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Cold Climate Grape IPM News and Vinewatch --
seasonal observations and IPM information in Vermont
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Relative Disease Ratings for Winegrape Varieties Grown in Vermont,
Lorraine Berkett, University of Vermont
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New York and Pennsylvania
Pest Management Guidelines for Grapes -- excellent resource for background information on diseases, insects
and weeds and options for management.
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NYS IPM
Fact Sheets for Grape Diseases and Insects
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Grape
IPM Guide for Minnesota Producers -- a resource for information on diseases and insect pests of grapes
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Mid-Atlantic Vineyards Grape IPM
-- insect pest fact sheets along with information on biological
control
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Grape IPM in the Northeast
- by T. Weigle and J. Kovach, Cornell University
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Pest Management in the
Vineyard - Michigan State University
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Diagnosing Problems and Scouting
Vineyards - Michigan State University -
includes information on diagnosing disease, insect, physiological
conditions and nutritional disorders
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Minnesota Grape Diagnostic Guide - developed by the University of
Minnesota
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Midwest Grape
Production Guide, Bulletin 919-05 --
a
comprehensive resource which includes IPM information as well as
information on site selection, cultivar selection, vineyard
establishment, pruning and training, wildlife management, soil
management, fertilization, etc.
Grape
production involves the use of pesticides, whether they be synthetic or
organic pesticides. Anyone using pesticides needs to be knowledgeable
about their safe use and storage.
Be safe, not sorry.
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