The VI Pests, Pollinators and Beneficials Project will improve knowledge of insect management in agriculture on Vancouver Island with monitoring and workshops.
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Vancouver Island Pests Pollinators and Beneficials IPM Newsletter - mailchi.mp/2e36464ba1af/vanc…
Thanks to the governments of Canada and British Columbia under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a federal-provincial-territorial initiative. Funding is administered by the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC and the BC Agricultural Research & Development Corporation.
Our last IPM Newsletter this year! Stay tuned on facebook for winter and 2022 updates. mailchi.mp/b360453ae79a/isla… @ClimateAgBC
As summer winds down it's a good time to destroy fallen fruit which may harbour pests for next year @ClimateAgBC
Check out the Aug 31 Island IPM Newsletter mailchi.mp/901c05bb9a61/isla… @ClimateAgBC
You can test your fruit for Spotted Winged Drosophila using these guidelines: ir.library.oregonstate.edu/.…
Knowing your numbers can help you make management decisions! @ClimateAgBC
A minute pirate bug is a friend to find! With an increase in heat and thrips hopefully you see some of these predators @ClimateAgBC
August 3 IPM Newsletter is here
mailchi.mp/b7bef16f4b56/ipm-… @ClimateAgBC
The BC Food Web has a great list of IPM resources: bcfoodweb.ca/production/pest…