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Wildlife, Weeds & the IPM Wrap-up

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Apple Wildlife IPM Resources

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Apple Weed IPM Resources

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White-tailed deer fawn. Photo: Andrew Cannizzaro, live.staticflickr.com/3913/15127378806_99b6e10ba2_b.jpg, CC BY 2.0

 

Workshop Presentations

(2020 Expo Program)

What are the major pests targeted by apple IPM? Weeds and Wildlife, Juliet Carroll

IPM for wildlife damage, Juliet Carroll

IPM for weeds, Lynn Sosnoskie

Putting it all together – maximizing your time efficiency, Art Agnello and Kerik Cox

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