Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

What is Integrated Pest Management (IPM)?

Integrated pest management, or IPM, is a process you can use to solve pest problems while minimizing risks to people and the environment. IPM can be used to manage all kinds of pests anywhere—in urban, agricultural, and wildland or natural areas.  Learn More . . . 

Drought & Pest Effects on Forest Trees

by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• IPM 4 Camellia and Buxus

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

• Plant and Pest Quarantines

  by Stefan Parney, Marin County Department of Agriculture Weights and Measures

• IPM in Schools and Child Care

  by Andrew Sutherland, UCCE SF Bay Area, Urban IPM Advisor

• North Bay New Diseases

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

• Bacterial Infection Fruit Trees - Oct 2017

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• Biopesticides

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• SFC Compiled

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• 2017 Rotary Tree Planting

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• UC Marin Master Gardeners Training IPM 2017

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties

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• Tree Physiology & Disease Nov 2016

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties
   

• Growing Citrus in the North Bay

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

• IPM for Trees

  Cupertino Presentation
  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties

• Drought & Freeze Effects on Landscape Plants

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties

• Sudden Oak Death in Review 2018 

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

• Drought and Pathogens Interaction Concepts

  by Igor Lacan, Urban Forestry Advisor, UCCE Bay Area

• Controlling Fire Blight in Landscape Settings

  by Rachel Elkins, Pomology Farm Advisor, UCCE Lake & Mendocino Counties 

• Disease Suppression in the Composting Process

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• Phytophthora and the Composting Process

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• Sustainable Gardening

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• Tree Health, Hazards, and Current Diseases

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties 

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• Master Gardener IPM Presentation

  College of Marin - Indian Valley Campus
  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties

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• Bark Scribing as a Therapeutic Sudden Oak Death Treatment

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties
  Doug Schmidt, UCB Staff Research Associate
  Matteo Garbelotto, UCB Forest Pathology Specialist

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• IPM for Ornamental Plants Under Drought Conditions

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties

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• SOD and Current Landscape Issues in the North Bay

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties

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• SOD & Fire Behavior

• SOD - Pepperwood Preserve

  by Steven Swain, Environmental Horticulture Advisor, UCCE Marin & Sonoma Counties
  Lisa Bush, Sudden Oak Death Program Coordinator, UCCE Sonoma

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