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Challenges of Integrated Pest Management in Sub-Saharan Africa,reducing the role of pesticides. Later the role of natural enemies was recognized as being the cornerstone for sustainable pest management strategies. The IPM concept initially stressed the combination of control tactics while afterwards the empowerment of farmers in managing their own agro-ecosyste

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Evaluating Dissemination and Impact of IPM: Lessons from Case Studies of Potato and Sweetpotato IPMsful IPM programs for cotton, citrus, olives, sugar cane and potatoes. However, impact assessment of such programs has not been common. Most of the IPM programs, except the potato case, did not include formal impact assessments neither efforts to document lessons about program implementation and met

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,Integrated Pest Management in Europe – History, Policy, Achievements and Implementation,nt Protection in Fruit Orchards” – was established by the International Organisation for Biological and Integrated Control of Noxious Animals and Plants (IOBC) in 1959. From the beginning, the implementation of IPM proved to be a problem because of its complicated and non-uniform requirements and in

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IPM Programs in Commonwealth of Independent States and Russia,ch to cotton protection is orientated towards an elaboration of pest and its natural enemy management strategy. It is based on the usage of environment friendly means for cotton pest management, conservation and augmentation of natural enemy populations in a cotton agro-ecosystem. Correlation betwee

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Dissemination and Impact of IPM Programs in US Agriculture,ted with pesticide use shaped the development of IPM programs in the US during the 20th century. Recently, in several cropping systems, development of pest management programs that focus on deployment of transgenic crops have altered those based on pest ecology. Current IPM programs in the US are de

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Advances with Integrated Pest Management as a Component of Sustainable Agriculture: The Case of the environmental liabilities of off-target drift, chemical residues and resistance. IPM has long been proposed as an alternative. The adoption of IPM in the Australian cotton industry provides a valuable overview of the key components of IPM and the issues around successful implementation. IPM must be

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