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  • Stop using Weed Slayer 12/4/2020

    This is especially important if you are an organic grower or manage areas that are not supposed to be treated with synthetic herbicides THE MESSAGE BELOW IS FROM THE California DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE CDFA ISSUES STOP USE NOTICE...

    By Cheryl A. Wilen
    Author - Area Integrated Pest Management Advisor - Emeritus
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Retail Nursery & Garden Center IPM News

IPM News
Retail nursery and garden centers are among the top sources of pest management information for home gardeners. To help provide customers with the latest pest information from the University of California, the UC Statewide IPM Program created the Retail Nursery and Garden Center IPM News, a three times yearly e-newsletter for retail nursery and garden center employees, managers, owners, and affiliates.

The Green Bulletin

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This newsletter directed at pest management professionals in the structural and landscape pest control business provides timely tips and updates about pests, pesticides, application techniques, and other related news with the emphasis on protecting water quality.

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IPM provides educational materials that reflect the newest advances in pest management.

Visit the UC Statewide IPM Program

Home Horticulture/Garden Pest Questions:

UCCE Master Gardeners:

San Diego County
(858) 822-6910 

Orange County:

Los Angeles County:
(626) 586-1988

Events and Workshops

UC IPM provides opportunities for additional learning in the form of presentations, conferences, workshops and hands-on training.

Online Training

 

UC IPM Publications

Statewide IPM Program staff members work closely with area IPM advisors, farm advisors, specialists, and researchers to develop educational materials that reflect the newest advances in pest management. Use the link below to leave this site and visit the Statewide IPM Program website: