Legume ipmPIPE Tutorial Video
National Legumes Common Beans Bacterial Diseases Management Guidelines
Download Good Farming Practices for Foliar and Pod Problems
This document summarizes IPM and Good Farming Practices that can be recommended to legume growers for management of priority foliar plant diseases and insect pests, which may affect one or more legume groups in one or more production regions of North America.
The mission of IPM PIPE is to realize a dynamic, integrated national system facilitated by information technology that provides centralized, useful tools with reliable information for IPM practitioners. Our vision is to develop the IPM PIPE to help maximize economic returns, and improve social welfare and environmental health by promotion of efficient and coordinated IPM decision support systems.
The Integrated Pest Management Pest Information Platform for Extension and Education (IPM PIPE) began shortly after ASR (Asian soybean rust) was found in the US. The web-based system uses pest and crop data from sentinel plantings located from the Gulf Coast to the Canadian border, and from New Jersey to Oregon.
Active ipmPIPE Components
Soybean Rust
Legume
Cucurbit Downy Mildew
Pecan
Onion
Southern Corn Rust
ipmPIPE Partners
ipmPIPE Training Tools
Contact
Southern Region Integrated Pest Management Center
North Carolina State University
1710 Varsity Drive, Suite 110, Raleigh, NC 27606
Contact James VanKirk
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Photo – Downy Mildew