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IPM in NC Schools and Childcare Facilities: Why Cockroaches Die on Their Backs

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Monday, July 27, 2015. Why Cockroaches Die on Their Backs. Below is a link to an article featuring Dr. Coby Schal with NCSU's Department of Entomology. Coby Schal is a professor of entomology at. North Carolina State University. Http:/ www.newsobserver.com/news/technology/article27927940.html. Posted by Patty Alder. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). IPM for NC Schools and Childcare Facilities. North Carolina Public School Maintenance Association. Nebraska School IPM Blog. View my complete profile.

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IPM in NC Schools and Childcare Facilities: What's That Smell? The True Odor of the Odorous House Ant

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Thursday, July 2, 2015. The True Odor of the Odorous House Ant. When talking to folks about the odorous house ant, you’ve probably told them that the ant smells like rotten coconut when it’s crushed, after which they inevitably give you a “look” – one that tells you they think it’s disgusting that you readily squish ants! I have always thought the odorous house ant produced a clean smell, almost like glass cleaner, with more of a “punch.”. So, what exactly IS that smell? Posted by Patty Alder.

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IPM in NC Schools and Childcare Facilities: May 2013

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Friday, May 24, 2013. Cockroaches Quickly Lose Sweet Tooth To Survive. Http:/ www.wral.com/cockroaches-quickly-lose-sweet-tooth-to-survive/12478379/. Posted by Patty Alder. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). IPM for NC Schools and Childcare Facilities. North Carolina Public School Maintenance Association. Nebraska School IPM Blog. Training Coordinator for NCSU Structural Pest Management Training Facility. View my complete profile. Insect of the Week. Cockroaches Quickly Lose Sweet Tooth To Survive.

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IPM in NC Schools and Childcare Facilities: September 2013

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Tuesday, September 17, 2013. Kudzu Bugs on the Move Again. Kudzu bugs aggregating on structure searching for. Photo: Dan Suiter, Univ. of Georgia). For more information about the kudzu bug, please visit our website: http:/ www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/ent/notes/Urban/kudzubug.htm. Posted by Patty Alder. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). IPM for NC Schools and Childcare Facilities. North Carolina Public School Maintenance Association. Nebraska School IPM Blog. View my complete profile. Insect of the Week.

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IPM — Virginia Tech Pesticide Programs (VTPP)

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Only in current section. IPM in the South. Sugarcane aphid research aimed at planting timing, variety selection Aug 24, 2016. Virginia Specialty Crops at Risk Program (SCARP). Specialty Crops At Risk Program (SCARP) is an effort to fortify specialty crop producers with a means to maintain their integrated pest management options. Crops (commodities) include both plants and animals. We also include other specialty areas such as turf, non-crop and urban pest management. Virginia and other states are develo...

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NC Small Fruit & Specialty Crop IPM: May 2013

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NC Small Fruit and Specialty Crop IPM. We study the insects and mites that eat what you want to eat and the pollinators that make your food possible. Spotted wing drosophila - General information. Search NC Small Fruit, Specialty Crop, and Tobacco IPM. Wednesday, May 1, 2013. A reminder: SWD treatments may flare spider mites. Remember when treating for spotted wing drosophila (SWD), some recommended materials may also flare spider mites. Information on how to scout and what do here. Posted by Hannah B.

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NC Small Fruit & Specialty Crop IPM: Grape Root Borer*Volunteer Monitoring Network trapping data now available

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NC Small Fruit and Specialty Crop IPM. We study the insects and mites that eat what you want to eat and the pollinators that make your food possible. Spotted wing drosophila - General information. Search NC Small Fruit, Specialty Crop, and Tobacco IPM. Monday, August 8, 2011. Grape Root Borer*Volunteer Monitoring Network trapping data now available. The Grape Root Borer*Volunteer Monitoring Network. Monitoring locations and trapping data are listed below, from east to west:. In particular whether or not ...

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IPM in NC Schools and Childcare Facilities: New brochure on IPM for Schools and Child Care Facilities

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014. New brochure on IPM for Schools and Child Care Facilities. A collaborative effort between NCSU, Texas A&M and Syngenta has produced this new IPM publication - "An Ounce of Prevention! Covering IPM for Schools and Child Care Facilities. AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION" Brochure. Posted by Patty Alder. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). IPM for NC Schools and Childcare Facilities. North Carolina Public School Maintenance Association. Nebraska School IPM Blog. View my complete profile.

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IPM in NC Schools and Childcare Facilities: October 2012

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Thursday, October 18, 2012. Making Sense of the Notification Requirements for School IPM. We get a lot of questions from maintenance directors, school IPM coordinators, and other school personnel regarding proper notification procedures for school IPM. Following is a set of “Frequently Asked Questions,” which can also be found on our website (http:/ schoolipm.ncsu.edu), which may help clear up any uncertainties. When did the notification requirement become effective? Who must be notified? All parents, gu...