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Skip to main content Google Tag Manager -- SEARCH: Limit search to: NYSIPM Cornell New York State Integrated Pest Management Back to top menu About Our People Our Setup Who We Are Commodity Working Groups Fruit IPM Working Group Vegetable IPM Working Group Livestock and Field Crops IPM Working Group Ornamental Crops IPM Working Group Community IPM Working Group Statewide IPM Grower Advisory Committee Community IPM Coordinating Council IPM Operating Committee IPM Executive Committee Our Annual Report Our History Our Stakeholders Defining IPM IPM in a Nutshell IPM on Farms IPM in Communities Organic IPM We Give Awards 2018 Excellence in IPM Award Winners Elba Onion Growers Elba Onion Growers Photos Elson Shields Elson Shields Photos Mike Hunter Mike Hunter Photos Juliet Carroll Juliet Carroll Photos Walt Nelson Walt Nelson Photos Tom Gallagher Tom Gallagher Photos Keith Eggleston Keith Eggleston Photos Alice Wise Alice Wise Photos 2017 Excellence in IPM Award Winners Bob Portmess Bob Portmess Photos Charlie Kruzansky Jennifer Lerner Jim Diermeier Jim Diermeier Photos Julie Suarez Julie Suarez Photos Alphabetical List of Excellence in IPM Award Winners Grants Program Community IPM Projects Funded 2018 Contact Us News Funding Job Opportunities Agriculture Fruits Resources Find Fruit Fact Sheet Photos Publications Trac Software About Trac Software About TracApple and TracPear About TracBerry About TracGolf About TracGrape About TracGrounds About TracLawn About TracSod About TracStoneFruit and TracCherry Trac FAQs Trac Tips Excel Shortcuts Organic IPM for Fruit Invasive Species & Exotic Pests CCE Commercial Fruit Programs Statewide Fruit Extension Lake Erie Regional Grape Program Lake Ontario Fruit Program Finger Lakes Grape Program South Central NY Ag Team Eastern New York Commercial Horticulture Program Suffolk County CCE Fruit Programs Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center About the Fruit IPM Program Pest Alerts for Fruits Vegetables Vegetable IPM Practices Authors Publications Resources Emerging Vegetable Pests Allium Leaf Miner Garlic Bloat Nematode White Rot of Alliums Late Blight Organic Resources for Vegetables CCE Commercial Vegetable Programs Suffolk County Weed Identification About the Vegetable IPM Program Leek Moth Information Center Description Host Plants and Distribution Damage, Monitoring, and Detection Leek Moth Damage Examples Look-Alike Damage Control Leek Moth Project History Leek Moth Information Center Team Livestock and Field Crops Livestock and Field Crops Publications Livestock Resources Field Crops Resources Pest Alerts for Livestock & Field Crops Armyworms Tactical Agriculture (TAg) Field Crops Scouting Information About the Livestock & Field Crops Program Organic IPM for Livestock & Field Crops Ornamental Crops Events Greenhouse: Ornamental & Vegetable Christmas Trees Nursery Sod Production Pest Alerts for Ornamental Crops Chrysanthemum white rust Poinsettia Powdery Mildew Southern Bacterial Wilt (Ralstonia solanacearum) Sudden Oak Death (Phytophthora ramorum) Landscape and Forest Pests Organic IPM for Ornamental Crops About the Ornamental Crops IPM Program Disease and Insect Resistant Ornamental Plants Community What Is Community IPM? 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Pest Identification Key Begin Here: How Many Legs? Insect Basics Quick ID Guide Bed Bugs Bed Bug FAQs Ticks What Do Ticks Look Like? Why Should I Worry About Ticks? Why Do I Have Ticks in My Yard? How Do I Manage Ticks in the Landscape? How Do I Protect Myself From Ticks? Tick FAQs Tick Infographic Posters Ants Bats Birds Cockroaches Deer Fabric Pests Fleas Flies Indoors Lice Mold Mosquitoes and Other Biting Flies Occasional Infesters Occasional Invaders Pantry Pests Rodents Snakes Spiders Stinging Insects Termites Wayward Wanderers White Grubs NEWA EIQ Calculator for Field Use EIQ List of Pesticide Active Ingredient EIQ values EIQ Explained: the Original Paper How to Cite the EIQ Visit Biocontrol Bytes for more information. State pest management program head wins regional award Learn about our efforts to manage this pest. Check out our weed management videos. Back to top Welcome IPM is as broad as our selection of photos. On farms, vineyards, orchards; in schools, nursing homes, playgrounds; in your own home, lawn, or garden—IPM is foundational to sound, careful, economical ways of dealing with pests. Our Mission : The New York State Integrated Pest Management Program develops sustainable ways to manage pests and helps people to use methods that minimize environmental, health, and economic risks. Think IPM Blog NYS IPM Events Mar 4 | 2:00 pm Top Insect and Disease Pests of Trees and Shrubs Need DEC pesticide credits? Like to keep up with the latest in pest management in the landscape and nursery industry? Join us March 4, 2020 for a full day of presentations -- the information will... Location: Cornell Co-Op Ext Tioga County, Office Building Event type: Presentation Mar 7 | 9:00 am Rural Landowner Workshop 28th Annual CCE Rural Landowner Workshop... Location: Pioneer Central High School Event type: Class/ Workshop Mar 10 | 12:00 am Eastern Winery Exposition The largest wine and grape trade show and conference east of the Pacific states, EWE will include three single-topic workshops on the first day, followed by two days of multiple sessions on three... Location: Lancaster County Convention Center Event type: Conference/Workshop Mar 10 | 8:00 am Pesticide Recertification Day 2020 Dr. Betsy Lamb will speak on Hitting the Target: Important Considerations in Using Beneficials for Pest Management... Location: The Century House Mar 10 | 7:00 pm Western Finger Lakes Chapter of the NY Forest Owners Association meeting Bats of NYS & the Challenges of White Nose Syndrome. A survey of the species of bats which occur in New York State including their habitat requirements. The history and status of white-nose... Location: First Church of Christ Event type: Presentation Mar 11 | 12:00 am Eastern Winery Exposition The largest wine and grape trade show and conference east of the Pacific states, EWE will include three single-topic workshops on the first day, followed by two days of multiple sessions on three... Location: Lancaster County Convention Center Event type: Conference/Workshop Mar 11 | 7:30 pm Don't Get Ticked New York Avoiding Lyme and other tick-borne diseases requires avoiding a tick bite! Join NYS IPM's Joellen Lampman as she talks about the different ticks in our area and their biology, the diseases they... Location: New Baltimore Fire District Event type: Presentation Mar 12 | 12:00 am Eastern Winery Exposition The largest wine and grape trade show and conference east of the Pacific states, EWE will include three single-topic worksh...