Information particularly relevant for: General public

Below you can find a selection of pages particularly relevant to members of the general public seeking more information about ENDURE and Integrated Pest Management (IPM):

	About ENDURE ENDURE is dedicated to providing information, tools and services to scientists, policy and farm advisers, and trainers concerned with Integrated Pest Management. Find out more.
	About crop protection Advances in crop protection have greatly contributed to high yields and consistency in agricultural production, but new concerns about human health and the environment and increased consumer awareness about pesticide use call for the development of low input farming systems that are less reliant on pesticides. Find out more.
	ENDURE's definition of IPM 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. Read full article.
	ENDURE publications ENDURE produces a range of publications. In these pages you can find leaflets aimed at agricultural advisers and extension services, general publications about the ENDURE project, Newsletters and leaflets devoted to societal assessments. Go to publications.
	Glossary Inevitably when dealing with a complex subject, crop protection includes terms that may be unfamiliar and abbreviations that can be confusing. At ENDURE we try and explain these terms as we go along. Inevitably, though, sometimes you may find yourself puzzled by a word or acronym. That's where our A-Z guide can help. Go to glossary.
	Useful links Here you can find a range of useful links, including consumer organisations, information services for farmers, national services and scientific organisations. Go to links.
	Contact ENDURE Here at ENDURE, we are always happy to receive your comments, questions and feedback. Whatever you wish to say, don't hesitate to get in touch. Contact ENDURE.

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