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Wed, 29 Feb 2012 20:21:55 -0600
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Re: IPM in the Real Worl
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> In IPM, no pesticide is ever used unless warranted by monitoring of the
> target pest prevalence.  And treatments and biotechnical methods are
> rotated to avoid pest resistance development.

Randy & I agree on the above. Using a product on every plant or tree without 
knowing you even need the product is not managing a pest. The method has 
long term problems which Randy outlined.

bob 

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