Oregon IPM Center

• 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. 
   

Research and Planning Decisions

• Critical Needs Database for Pacific NW Commodities (2020)

• Integrated Pest Management Strategic Planning: A Practical Guide (2019)

• Strategic Plans & Reports 

  • Pacific Northwest
    • Bivalves (Oregon and Washington, 2010)
    • Blueberries (Oregon and Washington, revised 2011)
    • Christmas Trees (Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, 2009)
    • Cranberries (Oregon and Washington, 2019)
    • Hazelnuts (Oregon and Washington, 2019)
    • Hops (Idaho, Michigan, New York, Oregon, Washington, issued 2008, revised 2015)
      • Special report on improvements in Hops, (2015)
    • Mint (Oregon, Washington and Idaho, 2020)
    • Onions, Treasure Valley (Oregon and Idaho, 2019)
    • Potatoes (Oregon, Washington and Idaho, 2020)
    • NEW! Pears (Oregon and Washington, 2021)
    • Sweet cherries (Oregon and Washington, 2019)
    • Wine grapes (Oregon, 2016)
  • International
    • Maize (Malawi, 2019)
    • Fall Armyworm in Africa: A guide for IPM (2018)
       

• Crop Pest Loss Impacts Assessments

  • NEW! Measuring the Economic Impact of Pests and Pest Management on Oregon Peppermint (2021)
     

• Pest Alerts and Fact Sheets

  • Asian Giant Hornet (Vespa mandarinia) - ID Guide (2020)

  • Asian Giant Hornet: A potential threat to honeybee colonies in Oregon (EM 9297, 2020)

  • Omnivorous Leaftier: A ubiquitous and often minor pest of small grains and other seed crops of Western Oregon (EM9294, 2020)

Outreach and Extension

• Oregon State Extension Catalog - IPM

• Farming for Pest Management (Pamphlet, 2007, Co-publication with Xerces Society)
   

IPM by Cropping Systems

• Field Crops IPM (Central and Eastern Oregon)

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

• 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

• Tomato-Potato Smith Late Blight
   

Legacy tools (no longer updated)

• Mint IPM (LEGACY, no longer updated)

• Potato IPM (LEGACY, no longer updated)