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Integrated Pest Management in Forest Nurseries

INPM techniques and procedures provide the necessary information to assist nursery managers in planning the most effective practices to produce quality seedlings. An integrated program that considers the following factors will minimize losses from diseases, insects, and weeds: site selection, fumigation, crop rotation, cover crops, sowing date, fertilization, irrigation, seedbed density, and chemical and biological control methods.


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Author(s): Theodore H. Filer, Jr., Charles E. Cordell

Publication: National Nursery Proceedings - 1987

Event: Intermountain Forest Nursery Association
1987 - Oklahoma City, OK