List of Resources
The Oregon IPM Center creates and gathers resources to help anyone working in agriculture make informed and effective decisions, from farmers to researchers to legislators.
Below you'll find quick access to some of these publications. Stay tuned for an updated and searchable database!
Last updated November 2023
Strategic Plans
& Pest Loss
Assessments
Research and Planning Decisions
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Insect Identification Resources (via OSU Extension)
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Integrated Pest Management Strategic Planning: A Practical Guide (2019)
Strategic Plans & Reports
Pacific Northwest
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Bivalves (Oregon and Washington, 2010)
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Blueberries (Oregon and Washington, revised 2011)
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Brassicas (Oregon and Washington, 2023)
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Christmas Trees (Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, 2009)
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Cranberries (Oregon and Washington, 2019)
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Hazelnuts (Oregon and Washington, 2019)
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Hops (Idaho, Michigan, New York, Oregon, Washington, issued 2008, revised 2015)
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Mint (Oregon, Washington and Idaho, 2020)
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Ornamental Nurseries (Oregon, 2022)
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Onions, Treasure Valley (Oregon and Idaho, 2019)
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Potatoes (Oregon, Washington and Idaho, 2020)
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Pears (Oregon and Washington, 2021)
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Sweet cherries (Oregon and Washington, 2019)
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Wine grapes (Oregon, 2016)
International
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Maize (Malawi, 2019)
Crop Pest Loss Impacts Assessments
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Measuring the Economic Impact of Pests and Pest Management on Oregon Peppermint (2021)
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Measuring the Economic Impact of Pests and Pest Management on Oregon Hazelnuts (2022)
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The Economic Impact of Pests and Pest Management on Oregon Sweet Cherries (2022)
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Measuring the Economic Impact of Pests and Pest Management on Cranberries in Oregon and Washington (2022)
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Measuring the Economic Impact of Pests and Pest Management on Oregon Peppermint (2021)
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Treasure Valley dry bulb onion Pest Losses Workshop, Ontario, OR. (2019)
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Peppermint Pest Losses Workshop, Gleneden Beach, OR. (2019)
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Hazelnut Pest Losses Workshop, Salem, OR. (2018)
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Cherry Pest Losses Workshop, Hood River, OR. (2018)
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Cranberry Pest Losses Workshop, Bandon, OR. (2017)
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Potato Pest Losses Workshop, Hermiston, OR. (2016)
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Onion Pest Losses Workshop, Ontario, OR. (2016)
Pest Alerts and Fact Sheets
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Asian Giant Hornet: A potential threat to honeybee colonies in Oregon (EM 9297, 2020)
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Omnivorous Leaftier: A ubiquitous and often minor pest of small grains and other seed crops of Western Oregon (EM9294, 2020)
Outreach and Extension
Pest Monitoring
& Prediction
Degree-Day and Phenology Prediction Tools
- Online Phenology and Degree-Day Model Calculator
- PNW Accumulated Degree-Days at-a-glance
- MyPest IPM Pest and Plant Disease Models and Forecasting
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US Degree-Day Map Maker
Disease Risk Prediction Apps: Pathogen-specific risk prediction tools optimized for mobile use.
- Apple scab
- Boxwood blight
- Cherry powdery mildew
- Fire blight
- Grape powdery mildew
- Hop powdery mildew
- Pear scab
- Potato-tomato late blight
- Sign up for automated email notifications for all plant disease models: Create an account
Disease Risk and Alert Maps
- Boxwood Blight (also available as Apple iOS and Android apps)
- Fire Blight
- Grass Stem Seed Rust
- Tomato Black Mold
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Tomato-Potato Smith Late Blight
Legacy tools (no longer updated)
- Mint IPM (LEGACY, no longer updated)
- Potato IPM (LEGACY, no longer updated)
Pesticide
Resistance
Management
Responding
to
Invasives
Biological
Control
&
Pollinator
Protection
Pollinator Protection
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IPM Strategies for Pollinator Protection in Nurseries
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Video (English) | Video (Español) | PDF |
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IPM Strategies for Managing Spotted Wing Drosophila and Protecting Pollinators in Blueberries
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IPM Strategies for Managing Pathogens and Protecting Pollinators in Blueberries
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Pollination and Pests of Chile in New Mexico (NMSU)
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Managing Squash Bugs in New Mexico (NMSU)
These videos are part of a collaborative project, "IPM for Western Managed Pollinator Protection Plans (MP3)" with Oregon IPM Center, NMSU Agricultural Science Center, Las Lunas and Oregon State University Extension, with support from Western IPM Center through USDA-NIFA.
Full Video Playlist (YouTube)
Pesticide Risk
Management
Pesticide Risk Reduction: An International Guideline
lead: Paul Jepson
This shortened version of this guide includes a table of pesticides considered "lower-risk", a have minimum PPE requirements. This table may be helpful for applicators when PPE is in short supply due to local or global emergencies such as Coronavirus.
This document is a supplement to the paper Selection of pesticides to reduce human and environmental health risks: a global guideline and minimum pesticides list, published in the Lancet: Planetary Health, March 2020. See the article about the paper in the Spring Issue of Oregon IPM Insider.
Farmscaping for
Beneficials
Resources to enhance on-farm habitat to encourage the establishment of beneficial insects and native pollinators.
lead: Gwendolyn Ellen
Farming for Pest Management (Pamphlet, 2007, Co-publication with Xerces Society)
Willamette Valley Farmscaping for Beneficials Resource List
Find videos created for the 2022 Agricultural Diversity on Western Farms Virtual Conference, covering how to create and maintain habitat for pollinators and other beneficial insects on your farm.-
Creating on-farm beneficial insect habitat
- video (English)
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Benefits of mature hedgerows with Gwendolyn Ellen
- video (English)
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Creating hedgerows for beneficial insects with Rowan Steele
- video (English)
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Benefits of cover crops in hazelnuts
- video (English)
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Creating beneficial habitat with Peter Kenagy
- video (English)
Find them all the program's YouTube page.