A recent email I received.
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Using IPM to Manage Pests in Lawns and Landscapes<\/p>\n\n\n\n
California Department of Pesticide Regulation sent this bulletin at 05\/27\/2025 09:00 AM PDT<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n A recent email I received. Quote:Using IPM to Manage Pests in Lawns and Landscapes California Department of Pesticide Regulation sent this bulletin at 05\/27\/2025 09:00 AM PDT IPM Insights: Q&A with an IPM Achievement Award WinnerUsing IPM to Manage Pests … Continue reading IPM Insights: Q&A with an IPM Achievement Award Winner
Using IPM to Manage Pests in Lawns and Landscapes (parks, municipal, and residential)<\/em>
May 27, 2025
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Unfortunately our California Department of pesticide regulation has sold out to the pesticide industry. These IPM departments are simply extensions of the chemical companies PR departments. They are incredibly well funded, have incredibly wonderful glossy images, and very actively but subtly promote pesticide use. And they are coming for your children’s and grandchildren’s public schools.
Google: IPM and public schools.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"