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ENDURE's definition of IPM

"IPM is a sustainable approach to managing pests by combining biological, cultural and chemical tools in a way that minimises economic, environmental and health risks."

Cliff Ohmart, Vice-President SureHarvest, California, USA, speaking at Diversifying Crop Protection, ENDURE's 2008 International Conference held in La Grande Motte, France in October 2008.

ENDURE sees Integrated Pest Management (IPM) as a continuously improving process in which innovative solutions are integrated and locally adapted as they emerge and contribute to reducing reliance on pesticides in agricultural systems.



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