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WSU is preparing to fully implement the new codling moth model in 2010. Are you ready? 8:46 AM Sep 30th from web
AZM Use Changes Comments Invited - submit comments to docket, EPA-HQ-OPP-2009-0365, at http://bit.ly/3QdLf 2:42 PM Sep 18th from web
EPA plans to place additional limitations on OPs – http://bit.ly/3bAiMV 1:34 PM Sep 15th from web
Growers adapt to restrictions on organophosphate insecticides -- http://bit.ly/zE7jN 1:18 PM Sep 8th from web
Woolly apple aphid has become more problematic as WA apple growers transition away from OPs. http://pmtp.wsu.edu/newslet... 12:00 PM Sep 1st from web
WSU researchers are closer to understanding CCD. http://bit.ly/GpkII 9:24 AM Aug 24th from web
You can follow the WSU Pest Management Transition Project (PMTP) Blog at: http://pmtp.wordpress.com/ 10:59 AM Aug 17th from web
2048 codling moth degree-days in Wenatchee on Aug. 15 predicts 22.4% hatch of 3rd generation eggs could occur by Oct 1st. http://das.wsu.edu 8:38 AM Aug 17th from web
What do we know about natural enemies? http://bit.ly/X6sOD 8:16 AM Aug 15th from web

Name PMTP
Location Wenatchee, WA
Web http://pmtp.wsu.edu
Bio The Pest Management Transition Project is addressing barriers to the adoption of new IPM technologies through a program of education, training, and assessment.