81. PMRA | Effective Control Of Household Spiders Identify different types of spiders such as the Black Widow or wolf spider and learn how to control them in the home with chemical pesticides and other means. From the pest management Regulatory Agency in Canada. http://www.house-spider.ca/

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Household Spiders Effective Control of Household Spiders Introduction Identification of Household Spiders Preventative Control of Household Spiders Physical Control of Household Spiders ... Chemical Control of Household Spiders Introduction Spiders commonly found in Canadian homes include house spiders, wolf spiders, cellar spiders, fishing spiders and, much more infrequently, black widow spiders. Spiders are usually found in corners of rooms, closets, boxes, dark crevices, basements, garages, and gardens. Spiders are excellent pest controllers. Wolf spiders are especially beneficial to farmers and gardeners because they prey on common crop pests such as cottonworms, gypsy moths and pea aphids. Spiders do not transmit any diseases. Although nearly all spiders have venom glands, they rarely bite humans and only a few species, such as the black widow spider, can have a dangerously venomous bite. Identification of Household Spiders The spider has an unsegmented body with two main divisions, four pairs of walking legs and organs for producing silk which is used for making nests, webs to catch prey or cocoons for its eggs. Spiders can have up to eight eyes. With so many eyes, it is surprising that most spiders are near-sighted. Many spiders prey on pests such as flies, mosquitoes, plant hoppers and gypsy moths that get caught in their webs. Once the prey becomes tangled in the web, the spider immobilizes it by wrapping it in more silk and then injecting venom to paralyze it. Later the spider injects a predigestive liquid and sucks out all the nutrients from its prey. Most spiders are nocturnal, shy, and avoid confrontation by running away. They will only bite if squeezed or held.

82. Pennsylvania Integrated Pest Management Program (PA IPM) The Pennsylvania Integrated pest management (IPM) Program Homepage with informationon pest management for crops, schools, and home, along with newsletters http://paipm.cas.psu.edu/

83. UCONN IPM UConn IPM. Integrated pest management (IPM) is the use of a variety of pestcontrol methods designed to protect public health and the environment, http://www.hort.uconn.edu/ipm/

University of Connecticut IPM To users of browsers not capable of frames: Our new Home Page is designed specifically to work with browsers with frame capabilities. Since you are reading this message, you are using a browser that cannot display frames. You can go directly to our no-frames pages. To do so, click here. Enjoy your visit, whether you view it with frames or without!.

84. Plant Pathology Internet Guide Book (PPIGB) Resource for phytopathology, applied entomology and related sciences on topics like pesticides, plant diseases, pest management, plant pathology education, mycology, viruses, bacteria, nematodes, biological control, turf management, and forest. http://www.pk.uni-bonn.de/ppigb/ppigb.htm

85. Poulins.com Nationwide pest management company in Canada. Features products and services, office locations and contact details. http://www.poulins.com

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86. Fpma - Pest Control Operators Home Page Welcome to the Florida pest management Association, This site is divided intotwo categories Consumers and pest management Professionals (PMPs). http://www.fpca.org/

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87. Welcome To The Western Integrated Pest Management Center Water, Wildlife, and Pesticides in the West pest management’s Contribution toSolving Department of Bioagricultural Sciences and pest management http://www.wripmc.org/

About This Center Newsletter Funding Opportunities Center News and Events ... Links Welcome to the Western Integrated Pest Management Center Western IPM Center Request for Applications for Special Issues - Ongoing Western IPM Center Request for Applications for Pest Management Strategic Plans - Ongoing The Western Integrated Pest Management Center is one of four centers in a national network established to strengthen USDA's connection with production agriculture, research and extension programs, and agricultural stakeholders throughout the United States. The Western IPM Center includes Alaska Arizona California Colorado ... Montana , Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon Utah Washington , and Wyoming The center is housed in the Department of Environmental Toxicology at the University of California, Davis, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616. At this Web site, you can access information specific to the region, state, or territory. If you need information on solving pest problems, access the

88. New Jersey Pest Management Association Includes upcoming events, pictures, officer listing, publications, and articles. http://njpma.com/

About Us News Events Board of Directors ... Contact Us Members-Only Log in: User Name: Password: Save Password Forgot your Password? Translator: Language: Chinese French German Italian Japanese Korean Portuguese Spanish More... Saturday, September 17, 2005 Job Bank for PCOs Affected by Hurricane Katrina A Helping Hand - NPMA Fundraising for PCOs Affected by Hurricane Katrina More... Basic Pesticide Training for Core Certification Stay informed on the latest industry news, conduct research, network with other NJPMA members, know when industry events are happening. Find a professional pest control company in your area; get your pest control questions answered by our experts; view frequently asked questions by consumers and more. Need pest control tips on how to control pests in your home? It's all here.

89. Gardening Advice: Integrated Pest Management Twentyfive years ago, Integrated pest management (IPM) seemed a utopian Integrated pest management involves using a variety of methods to control pests. http://www.gardenweb.com/sesbania/ipm.html

Integrated Pest Management The Garden as Ecosystem Twentyfive years ago, Integrated Pest Management (IPM) seemed a utopian dream to mainstream agriculturalists. The idea that plant pests could be kept at acceptable levels without large amounts of chemical pesticides ran counter to everything they had been taught. But now IPM is embraced by nearly everyone involved in the field. What caused the turn around? Chemical Miracles When chemical pesticides were first introduced in large quantities in the 1940s, they were seen as miracles of modern life. Now all farmers had to do was spary their crops with DDT, or some other chemical, and they could achieve complete control. But within a couple of decades, problems began appearing. The most important of which is the environmental harm done by chemicals which are both toxic and persistent. Even 25 years after being almost totally banned in the U.S., DDT can still be found in the tissue of animals. But even disregarding environmental concerns, there were a number of other factors that called into question the wisdom of such uninhibited use of chemicals. First, when using an insecticide to control a pest, its natural predators are often killed off as well. This can have the unintended effect of actually causing an upswing in the pest population. Second, many insects can very quickly develop populations resistant to a given chemical. And third, when one pest is eliminated the door is opened to others that were less apparent before their competition was killed off. At first the solution to these problems seemed to be to just use more, or different, chemicals, but eventually it became obvious this was no more than a good way to line the pockets of chemical manufacturers.

90. Museum Collection Care - Northern States Conservation Center Provides information and support to museums, archives and individuals covering disaster response, storage, exhibits, environment, fundraising and pest management. Offers online museum classes and training and museum related products. Located in St. Paul, Minnesota. http://www.collectioncare.org

Your browser does not support script Providing collection care, preservation and conservation treatment services to collectors and collecting institutions. Join our mailing list for Collection Care updates and information! Enter your email here: subscribe unsubscribe We respect your privacy Welcome to the Northern States Conservation Center's web site. Bookmark and add us to your favorites! Check out our latest news Online Museum Classes MS103: The Basics of Museum Registration (July 11 - August 5, 2005) [Add to Cart] [View Cart] MS202: Storage for Infinity: Museum Storage Facilities and Furniture (Jul 11 - Aug 5, 2005) [Add to Cart] [View Cart] MS104: An Introduction to Collections Preservation (Aug 15 - Sep 9, 2005) [Add to Cart] [View Cart] MS209: Collections Policies (Aug 29- Sep 16, 2005) [Add to Cart] [View Cart] MS210: Integrated Pest Management (Sep 5 - Sep 30, 2005) [Add to Cart] [View Cart] MS201: Storage for Infinity: An Overview of Museum Storage Principles (Sep 19 - Oct 21, 2005 start) [Add to Cart] [View Cart] MS207: Collections Management: Cataloging Your Collections (Sep 18 - Oct 15, 2005)

91. RIL: Pesticide Outlook Subscribers to Outlooks on pest management benefit from Outlooks on PestManagement is pleased to publish contributions on all aspects of the http://www.researchinformation.co.uk/pest.php

Research Information Ltd 17 September 2005, at 9.50 am Home Contact us Advertising Problems? ... Links OUTLOOKS ON PEST MANAGEMENT (FORMERLY PESTICIDE OUTLOOK ) ISSN: 1743-1026 (Print) 1743-1034 (Online) An international journal covering the management of weeds, pests and diseases through chemistry, biology and biotechnology. View a Sample Issue View recent Contents Pages (Freely Accessible) Online Edition (Subscribers Only) Back Volumes (Freely Accessible) The 2000, 2001 and 2002 volumes are publicly accessible, free of charge. NB: Subscribers to Pesticide Outlook are entitled to access the online Electronic Edition FREE OF CHARGE Click here for details. View selected papers from August 2005 issue Instructions for Authors Research Information Ltd was pleased to acquire Pesticide Outlook , previously published by the Royal Society of Chemistry, at the end of 2003. Issues are now available online to registered subscribers who have requested access (see the link above). Volume 14 issue 6 (December 2003) of this bi-monthly journal was the last to be published by the RSC.

92. El Dorado County El Dorado County Master Gardeners - El Dorado County A voluntary educational organization of Master Gardeners provides horticultural information and technical assistance. FAQs page provides information on gardening, pest management, soils, lawn care, pruning and fruit production. http://ucce.ucdavis.edu/counties/ceeldorado/Master_Gardener/

Main Menu El Dorado County Master Gardeners El Dorado County Master Gardeners Links Public Education Classes ... UC Delivers El Dorado County Master Gardeners Welcome to the El Dorado County Master Gardeners Web Site Our Office Entrance Master Gardeners are community members who have been trained under the direction of the University of California Cooperative Extension. Each volunteer has completed more than 50 hours of formal classroom training. Master Gardeners help the Cooperative Extension office provide practical scientific gardening information to the home gardeners of our county. Have a Gardening Question? Information on many subjects including pest management, soils, composting, irrigation and watering, plant selection, etc. is available in several ways: Call t he Master Gardener telephone information line at (530) 621-5512. Operates 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. Master Gardener Gay Craig fields a question Visit the UCCE Office , 311 Fair Lane, Placerville. The office is staffed 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. Bring

93. BioNET-INTERNATIONAL, The Global Network For Taxonomy A global network of countryowned collaborative LOOPs to support national programs for biosystematics to support goals in areas such as sustainable development and pest management. http://www.bionet-intl.org

BioNET-INTERNATIONAL is dedicated to supporting sustainable development by helping developing countries to overcome the taxonomic impediment by becoming self-reliant in taxonomy, i.e. self-reliant in the skills, infrastructure and technologies needed to discover, identify, name, classify and to understand the relationships of all organisms. The 3rd Global Taxonomy Workshop Plan of Action and Resource Kit for Demand-driven Capacity Building in Taxonomy ENTER HERE About BioNET the LOOPs of BioNET-INTERNATIONAL Contacts Global Taxonomy Initiative ... Home Featured link: BioNET is an Associate Member of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, an initative with a mission to make the world's primary data on biodiversity freely and universally available via the Internet. Comments / suggestions about this site? CONTACT the Webmaster WHY TAXONOMY MATTERS 35 CASE STUDIES LATEST UPDATE: 7 October 2004 BULLETIN LATEST - June 2005 27 April 2005 Belgium offers study visit scholarships to Africa The Royal Museum for Central Africa (RMCA) in Tervuren, Belgium, is pleased to announce a new call for applications for scholarships for scientific study visits on biodiversity to the RMCA collections. The programme of study visits on biodiversity targets African experts and doctoral students. Scholarships are awarded for research projects that fit the development co-operation obligations following from the Convention on Biological Diversity, involving RMCA collections and/or staff experiences and contributing to identification, conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity.

94. Midwest Small Fruit Pest Management Handbook, Bulletin 861-04 Midwest Small Fruit pest management Handbook, Bulletin 86197. http://ohioline.osu.edu/b861/

Midwest Small Fruit Pest Management Handbook Bulletin 861 Edited by Michael A. Ellis Professor and Extension Specialist Department of Plant Pathology Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center The Ohio State University Celeste Welty Associate Professor and Extension Specialist Department of Entomology Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center The Ohio State University Richard C. Funt Professor and Extension Specialist Department of Horticulture and Crop Science Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center The Ohio State University Douglas Doohan Associate Professor and Extension Weed Ecologist Department of Horticulture and Crop Science Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center The Ohio State University Roger N. Williams Professor Department of Entomology Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center The Ohio State University Maurus Brown Assistant Professor and Extension Educator Department of Extension The Ohio State University Bruce Bordelon Associate Professor and Viticulture Specialist Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Purdue University Acknowledgments We extend grateful appreciation to the following persons who have contributed their talent to this publication: David E. Scardena

95. Integrated Pest Management, FC-1-92 The term pest is often used to refer to invertebrate (arthropods, slugs, etc. )as a group in contrast to plant diseases and weeds. However, the ter. http://ohioline.osu.edu/icm-fact/fc-01.html

Ohio Pest Management 1991 Kenny Road Columbus, OH 43210 Phone 614-292-8358 FAX 614-292-1687 Field Crops Pest Management Circular # 1 Integrated Pest Management Pest management is the science of preventing, suppressing, or eradicating biological organisms that are causing a problem. Today the term "pest management" is often used in place of such terms as "pest control," "plant protection," or other equivalent expressions. The term "pest" is often used to refer to invertebrate (arthropods, slugs, etc.) as a group in contrast to plant diseases and weeds. However, the term "pest" should apply to any unwanted biological organisms - especially when the problem is associated with agriculture or environmental issues. Pest management practices may be classified according to the approach or the method used to deal with a pest problem. In terms of approach, pest management practices may be designed to (1) prevent a problem, (2) suppress a problem, or (3) eradicate a problem. In regard to method, pest management practices may be classified in a number of categories of which the most common are (1) chemical, (2) cultural and mechanical, (3) biological, and (4) legal. The term " Integrated Pest Management " (IPM), implies integration of approaches and methods into a pest management system, which takes into consideration the ecology of the environment and all relevant interactions that pest management practices may have upon the environment in which one or more pest problems may exist. When IPM principles are applied to a given pest problem, it is generally assumed that environmental impact and economic risks have been minimized. Since IPM considers all applicable methods, it is also assumed that emphasis on chemical methods may be reduced when effective non-chemical alternative methods are available. As a result, implementation of IPM principles and practices is advocated in various federal and state regulations affecting pesticides. Section 11(c) of FIFRA specifically advocates that IPM techniques be included in training of certified applicators of restricted use pesticides.

96. Okada Ecotech-The Environmental Friendly People Manufacturer of safe and environmental friendly pesticides and plant growth promoter for professional and general use. http://www.okada-ecotech.com/

Our Environmental Policy Okada Ecotech Pte Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of Okada Trading Pte Ltd, incorporated in 1991.. Okada Ecotech is a socially responsible company incorporated to apply biotechnology to develop environmentally friendly crop protection and pest control products. This site is best viewed in 800x600 resolution with Internet Explorer 5.x Okada Ecotech logo is trademark of Okada Ecotech 1998 ® Okada Ecotech Pte Ltd. Designed by Vincent Chong Last updated on 18th October 2001

97. Soil Technologies Corporation - Pioneers In Biorationals Since 1983 Develops, manufactures and markets biorational pest management and plant growthpromoting products used in agricultural and horticultural crop production. http://www.soiltechcorp.com/

Soil Technologies Corp. Pioneers in Biorationals Since 1983 Soil Technologies Corp. 2103 185th St., Fairfield, IA 52556 USA Tel: 641-472-3963 Fax: 641-472-6189 E-mail: info@soiltechcorp.com BIOCONTROL BIOFUNGICIDES BIOFERTILIZERS SOIL CONDITIONERS ORGANIC PRODUCTS Since 1983 Soil Technologies Corporation has been a pioneer in the development, manufacture and marketing of biorational pest management and plant growth promoting products used in agricultural and horticultural crop production. Through product development, acquisition and strategic business relationships, Soil Tech has created a unique line of environmentally sensitive products which contribute to the bottom line. Our continuing commitment to produce only ecologically safe and effective technologies makes Soil Tech an unparalleled resource in today's rapidly changing agronomic world.

98. Texas Pest Management Association Welcome to Online Agriculture from Texas pest management Association! http://www.tpma.org/

IPM Units Unit Newsletters Crop Report Foundation ... Contact Us HOT PICKS Ag Links Ag Mail List Ag Markets Media Center ... Weather IPM What is IPM? About TPMA About IPM Texas Fire Ant Program ... USDA IPM Centers IPM BULLETINS Texas IPM 1999-00 Texas IPM 2001-02 CROP PROFILES Alfalfa Beans (Green) Cabbage Cantaloupes ... Watermelons AG NEWS PCG Cotton News TCEX Crop Report AGENCIES US-EPA USDA USDA-FSA Texas Animal Health ... Texas Dept of Ag BW ERADICATION USDA-APHIS BWE Tx BW Eradication CONSULTANTS NAICC TAAC TAMU ENTO TAMU Main Campus TAMU Lubbock/Focus SEARCH ENGINES Structural Pest Control Web Search News from Agriculture, Texas Texas Pest Management Association 8000 Centre Park Dr., Ste 390

99. HOMEGROUNDS IPM-UCONN Integrated pest management articles on subjects including Neembased insecticides, Connecticut's mosquito management program, beneficial fireflies, the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, growing snap beans and the dogwood borer. http://www.hort.uconn.edu/ipm/ipmhgrnd.htm

ARTICLES General IPM The Safety of DEET Dealing With Poison Ivy Black Spots on Houses An insect or disease problem? Poison Ivy Fact Sheet ... Termites and Carpenter Ants IPM for Trees, Shrubs and Plants Smaller Japanese Cedar Longhorn Beetle (Adobe Acrobat .pdf file) New Needlecast Disease for Connecticut: Canavirgella Needlecast of Pine Fertilization of Trees, Shrubs, Vines and Groundcovers Pachysandra Leaf and Stem Blight Bridge Grafting and Inarching Damaged Trees ... Spruce Gall Adelgids Vegetables Growing Snap Beans Growing Squash Selected Vegetable Varieties for Connecticut Growing Tomatoes Fruits Biological Control in the Home Orchard by Augmentation Insect, Disease and Mite Control for Peaches Pest Management Guide for Home Plum Orchards IMAGE CATALOG Thumbnails of pictures associated with Home and Grounds IPM articles. LINKS Sudden Oak Death Syndrome Giant Hogweed in Connecticut What's All the Buzz About Mosquitos? (a Cornell Univ. publication) Pesticides and Mosquito Control (an EPA publication) UConn Plant Database Connecticut Invasive Plant Working Group Learn About Chemicals Around Your House (a site for Kids from the EPA) Household Insect Pests IPM Links Insect World a good site for young people with an entomological disposition UConn IPM 1998 Report to the Connecticut State Legislature (This report is a 663 kb .pdf file and requires Adobe Reader)

100. IPM: Integrated Pest Management Program - Michigan Integrated pest management (IPM) at Michigan State Univ. Sustainable ways tomanage insects, weeds, plant diseases in farm, landscape and home settings. http://www.ipm.msu.edu/

Scout our resources for Integrated Pest Management - IPM Quick Links Our strategic plan EQIP and IPM New resources Apple scouting DVD Blueberry guide Cherry web Grape web ... New Agric Network Invasive species NEW Giant hogweed NEW initiative web site Emerald ash borer Garlic mustard Search the IPM web site and the CAT Alert newsletters here Contact Permissions The MSU IPM Program is administered within the Department of Entomology , fueled by research from the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station , delivered to citizens through MSU Extension , and proud to be a part of Project GREEEN Updated 08-31-05 JN Landis

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