IPM Tools

The tools on the left can help you practice IPM:

• Teaching IPM: Resources for those who want to teach IPM in the classroom or on the farm.
• Environmental Impact Quotient (EIQ): The purpose of this bulletin is to organize the published environmental impact information of pesticides into a usable form to help growers and other IPM practitioners make more environmentally sound pesticide choices.
• NEWA, IPM's Network for Environment & Weather Applications: A network of electronic weather instruments, associated pest forecast models, and radar weather forecasts. New York State IPM Program staff provide technical and administrative support.
• Elements of IPM: The IPM Elements outline tried and true IPM practices for a crop; they define how IPM methods can be applied in crop production; and they help prioritize research projects and extension programs that will benefit growers. more ...
• Trac Software: Keep records up-to-date, generate reports, analyze pest management strategies and improve IPM practice with Trac software.
• Interactive Plant Manager: an online tool for diagnosing insect pests of woody ornamental plants.

These pages are maintained by the New York State IPM Program, part of Cornell Cooperative Extension. All material is protected by Section 107 of the 1976 copyright law. Copyright is held by Cornell University and the New York State IPM Program.

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