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North Central IPM Center

@ncipmc

Promoting environmental stewardship and enhancing human health and safety through integrated pest management. Retweets are not endorsements.
Joined February 2012
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North Central IPM Center @ncipmc
Funding available! The North Central IPM Center is offering $300,000 for 2027 Working Group and Critical Issue projects focused on pest management research, collaboration, outreach, and education.

Projects can receive up to $30,000.
Learn more and apply: ncipmc.org/funds-availabl…
www.ncipmc.org 2027 Funds Available from the North Central IPM Center The North Central Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Center has funds available for research projects, Working Group projects, IPM Partnerships, and Mini-grants.
North Central IPM Center @ncipmc
Inside the Average American Brain: A Path to Better IPM Communications.

Join the @NortheastIPM webinar with @RedTomato_RT June 24 at 1:30 pm EDT as they delve into the thoughts and communication behind IPM and farming methods.

Register here:
northeastipm.org/ipm-in-action/…
www.northeastipm.org Inside the Average American Brain: A Path to Better IPM Communications Recorded June 24, 2026. In this session, we talk about how communicators contribute to the public understanding of IPM and sustainable farming by equipping them with communication tools for strategic...
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For more information about the Sterile Insect Technique for genetic biocontrol of New World Screwworm, check out our webinar recording! @USDA_NIFA

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www.ncipmc.org Genetic Biocontrol of New World Screwworm and Spotted Wing Drosophila Is it possible to reduce, or even eliminate, New World screwworm populations? Learn about this livestock pest and control efforts.
Dept. of Agriculture Verified account @USDA Jun 4
🚨 With the recent detection of New World screwworm in a 3-week-old bovine in Zavala County, TX, USDA urges residents to contact your veterinarian right away if you see any suspicious wounds, maggots, or infestations in your animals or herd.

If you see signs of maggot infestations in live or very recently dead wild animals, especially in areas near the U.S./Mexico border, please call 866-4USDA-WS (866-487-3297) to report it to your local USDA Wildlife Services office.

For more information, visit SCREWWORM.GOV.
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