Pest management for home blueberry plants

University of Minnesota
2015
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Pest management for home blueberry plants

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Blueberries grown in Minnesota have few serious insect pests and diseases. Gardeners who use Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices may never have a need to apply pesticides to their plants. IPM is a sustainable approach that allows gardeners to reduce pests to a tolerable level by using the best balance of cultural, physical, biological, & chemical management strategies. IPM takes into account the level of damage a pest is capable of causing, as well as the possible risks to humans and the environment associated with each pest management strategy.

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University of Minnesota. (2015). Pest management for home blueberry plants. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/198099.

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