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COUNTY OF MARIN 1600 LOS GAMES Dr San Rafael, CA 94903 1806 (415) 4917641 Home Crane, 37001CRANESAN FRANCISCO 2700 GEAR BLVD SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94118 3406 (415) 9221666Customer Since: 2012DANIEL RODRIGUEZ

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1. Identify the pest problem: Determine which pests are causing damage or infesting your property.
2. Monitor pest population: Regularly inspect and monitor the pest population to understand their behavior and population dynamics.
3. Set action thresholds: Establish predetermined pest population levels or damage thresholds that will trigger a response.
4. Implement preventive measures: Implement strategies to prevent pest problems such as maintaining cleanliness, sealing entry points, and using pest-resistant varieties.
5. Use biological controls: Introduce or enhance natural enemies of pests to keep their population in check.
6. Use mechanical and physical controls: Implement physical barriers, traps, or devices to control pests without using chemicals.
7. Use chemical controls as a last resort: If other methods fail to manage pests, select appropriate pesticides and apply them judiciously.
8. Monitor and evaluate the results: Continuously monitor the effectiveness of pest management activities and make necessary adjustments.
9. Document and educate: Keep records of pest management activities, share knowledge with others, and educate stakeholders about the importance of integrated pest management.

Who needs integrated pest management?

1. Integrated pest management is beneficial for a wide range of stakeholders including:
2. - Farmers and agricultural producers who want to optimize crop yields while minimizing pesticide use and potential harm to the environment.
3. - Homeowners and property managers who want to protect their homes, gardens, and landscapes from pest infestations.
4. - Pest control professionals and consultants who aim to provide effective and sustainable pest management solutions.
5. - Public health agencies and institutions that deal with vector-borne diseases and want to control disease-carrying pests.
6. - Natural resource managers who aim to conserve biodiversity and maintain the ecological balance by managing invasive species and pests.
7. - Food processing and storage facilities that need to prevent pest contamination and ensure product safety.
8. - Government organizations and policymakers who want to promote sustainable agricultural practices and reduce reliance on harmful pesticides.

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What is integrated pest management?

Integrated pest management (IPM) is a sustainable approach to managing pests by combining biological, cultural, physical, and chemical tools in a way that minimizes economic, health, and environmental risks.

Who is required to file integrated pest management?

Businesses, farms, and organizations that use pesticides are required to file an integrated pest management plan.

How to fill out integrated pest management?

To fill out an integrated pest management plan, gather information on pest control history, pesticide use, monitoring practices, and prevention strategies.

What is the purpose of integrated pest management?

The purpose of integrated pest management is to control pests in a way that minimizes risks to human health, the environment, and non-target organisms.

What information must be reported on integrated pest management?

Information on pest control history, pesticide use, monitoring practices, prevention strategies, and any adverse effects must be reported on an integrated pest management plan.