Online IPM educational sessions now available

Erin Lizotte<taylo548@msu.edu>, Michigan State University Extension -

IPM3 is now offering online educational session in a number of IPM related topic areas.

IPM3 is a consortium of federal agencies and land-grant institutions devoted to the delivery of practical integrated pest information to people responsible for developing and practicing Integrated Pest Management (IPM).

“IPM3 provides a web-based opportunity for individuals interested in IPM to become proficient in the principles and application of IPM as taught by leading IPM authorities in diverse disciplines from various United States universities.”  -University of Minnesota

The following course modules are available

Visit the IPM3 website for more information or contact Heather Dorr, College of Continuing Education,University of Minnesota at 612-625-5267.

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