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Managing pesticide resistance in greenhouses

Greenhouse IPM practitioners have to produce high quality plants and produce with a more limited chemical arsenal. We also have to deal with several key pests that are known to readily develop resistance to multiple chemical classes, including thrips, whitefly and leafminers. So how do we avoid an uphill run on the resistance treadmill?

Hannah Fraser, Horticulture Entomologist with OMAFA, shares her decades of experience battling resistance issues in fruit crop pests in this next webinar.

Details:

Who: Hannah Fraser, Horticulture Entomologist for OMAFA (Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness)

Hosted by: Cara McCreary and Sarah Jandricic, Greenhouse IPM Specialists for OMAFA

What: Don't grow resistant pests that will get in the way of selling quality produce or beautiful plants! This talk will provide growers and IPM specialists with a solid review of resistance management best practices. This will include an in-depth explanation of the "why's" for what we should (and shouldn't) be doing when it comes to stewardship of insecticides in the greenhouse IPM toolbox.

When: Wednesday, August 14th from 12-1pm

How to Watch: Register for the free, live webinar here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_QZtye4nzT4y7AiY1iwgRcQ

Source: onfloriculture.com

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