On this page we provide on-line pesticide
applicator information for people who are planning an integrated pest
management strategy. If you plan to apply a pesticide: first identify
the pest, read the label, use personal safety protection, and follow
risk mitigation practices. Often using mechanical methods of pest
control like pulling weeds immediately, cleaning debris and clutter, and
keeping areas dry can help to control pest populations.
Managing Pests:
UA - How To Bug
Proof Your Home
UA - Cypress Bark
Beetles
UA - Insect
Repellents
UA - The American
Hornet Moth
UA - Dry Wood
Termites
UA - Beet Armyworm
UA - Egyptian
Alfalfa Weevil
UA - Alfalfa
Caterpillar / Butterfly
UA - Alfalfa Aphid
Complex
Cornell
Biological Control Guide
Purdue
Vegetable Insects and Their Management
UC IPM - Agriculture
UC
IPM - Landscapes, gardens, and turf
UC IPM - Structures, people, and pets
Alternative (non-pesticide) Pest Control Methods
Licensing Manuals:
Arizona
Agricultural Applicator Training Manual
Nebraska Pesticide Applicator Core Manual
Public Health Pest Control Manual
Assorted Training Manuals (Spanish manual available here.)
Arizona Training PowerPoint Presentations:
Laws and Worker Protection
Pesticide Risk Reduction
Pesticide Safety
Landscape Control Workshop
More information can be found at:
Arizona Pest
Management Center - IPM Crop
Profiles
American Association of
Pesticide Safety
Educators
Western Center for Agricultural
Health and Safety
Journal of
Pesticide Safety Education
OSU Environmental Health and Safety On-line Library
