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  Collection Animal-insects hiner 12/09/04 3
  Collection Crop-insects hiner 12/09/04 30
  Collection Home & Garden hiner 11/22/04 19
  Collection Integrated Pest Management-insects hiner 12/09/04 25
  Collection Pesticides-insects hiner 12/09/04 16
  Collection Plant Diseases-topical hiner 04/12/05 26
  Document CR-7667 Management of Insect and Mite Pests in Canola
This fact sheet discusses insects and mite pests of canola and their control. Revised April 2006. 		hiner 06/12/07 99 KB
  Document HLA-6431 Earth-Kind Gardening Series: Cultural Control Practices
This fact sheet discusses ways of modifying the garden environment to hampt pests' breeding, feeding, and shelter habits, while maintaining a healthy garden. 		hiner 05/16/07 452 KB
  Document HLA-6710 Integrated Pest Management in Commercial Greenhouses: An Overview of Principles and Practices
IPM is a multi-dimensional approach to pest control. It requires understanding of the greenhouse as an entire unit, an ecosystem unto itself. This ecosystem must be kept in balance. Temperature, relative humidity, and both pest and biocontrol agent populations must all be monitored. Strict sanitation must be maintained. If one component becomes unbalanced, the rest of the system suffers. Careful records of these components will help the manager correct small problems before they damage the balance in the greenhouse. Maintaining this balance is the key to successful IPM programs. 		hiner 05/16/07 120 KB
  Document L-278 Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches: Information and Care
This leaflet includes information on biology, feeding, and living environment of the Madagascar Hissing Cockroach. 		hiner 04/22/05 479 KB