There’s a lot happening in the world of electrical weed control, and GROW (Getting Rid of Weeds) has a new educational web page on weed electrocution.
Cornell IPM (formerly the New York State IPM Program) continues to bring IPM practices that reduce risks to human health, the environment, and the community to all of New York’s 20 million residents.
Abby Seaman, Cornell Integrated Pest Management, has been interested in the cultural and biological control aspects of IPM throughout her career. In this article, she discusses her experiences with both IPM and organic production practices.
Lori King discusses “banker baskets”—a key part of the integrated pest management program at Claussen’s Florist, Greenhouse & Perennial Farm.
Herbicide-resistant weeds pose a major threat to sustainable agricultural production. Integrated weed management combines multiple control tactics to reduce reliance on any one control method.
Four new IPM projects are underway in 2025. The Center’s annual grant program supports IPM research and extension in the Northeast.
USDA-NIFA funds four regional IPM centers that collectively serve the entire United States.
