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Agronomic IPM Leadership Team

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Team Members
Needs Assessment Survey
Outputs
Impacts
Meeting Notes

Purpose. The Agronomic IPM Leadership Team serves as a steering committee to guide the development and implementation of IPM programs for field crops in Arizona. The team helps coordinate the activities of the Assistant in Extension for Agronomic Crops.
Draft Team Logic Model (PDF, 48KB)

 

Team Members

Peter Ellsworth peterell@cals.arizona.edu (Chair), IPM Specialist and state IPM Coordinator
Lydia Brown lbrown@cals.arizona.edu, Assistant in Extension, Agronomic IPM
Bill McCloskey wmcclosk@Ag.arizona.edu, Weed Science Specialist
Ayman Mostafa ayman@cals.arizona.edu, Area Agriculture Agent, IPM
Randy Norton rnorton@cals.arizona.edu, Area Associate Agent, Ag & Natural Resources
Mike Ottman mottman@ag.arizona.edu, Crop Production Specialist
Al Fournier fournier@cals.arizona.edu, IPM Program Manager

 

Needs Assessment Survey

Agronomic IPM Needs Assessment: Survey Form. (PDF, 455KB)
Agronomic Crop Survey - Preliminary Data Summary Report (11-19-09) (PDF, 62KB)
Pest-by-Crop Priorities (PDF, 48KB)
Crop_Priority_Charts (PDF, 245KB)

Outputs

The APMC Field Crops IPM Shorts series consists of short (1-pg) graphic-rich publications containing timely, evidence-based IPM information. IPM Shorts are the product of collaboration between Extension and research specialists, the Assistant in Extension for Agronomic Crops IPM, and County Agents. Topics are based on stakeholder input & Agronomic Crops IPM Leadership Team priorities. They are available online at Field Crop IPM Shorts

Impacts

Ellsworth, P.C. 2013. Cotton IPM: A Quiet Revolution Reduces Costs, Losses and Risks for Arizona’s Cotton Growers University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 2013 Impact Report. (PDF, 89KB)

Ellsworth, P.C. 2011. Cotton IPM: A Quiet Revolution Reduces Costs, Losses and Risks for Arizona's Cotton Growers. University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 2011 Impact Report. (PDF, 72KB)

Meeting Notes

March 21, 2013 Agronomic Crops IPM Leadership Team Meeting (PDF, 176KB)
June 22, 2012 Agronomic Crops IPM Leadership Team Meeting (PDF, 100KB)
June 30, 2011 Agronomic Crops IPM Leadership Team Meeting (PDF, 98KB)
May 17, 2011 Initial meeting of the Leadership Team (PDF, 135KB)
July 16, 2009 Meeting of previous Agronomic IPM Team to plan Agronomic IPM Needs Assessment. (PDF, 94KB)

 

 

 

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