What's New?
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A Guide to Biological Control of Fall Armyworm is now available!
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IPM IL led symposia in three areas - Tuta absoluta, fall armyworm, and Climate Change - at the International Plant Protection Congress in India in November!
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New research on sustainable agriculture shows why farmers adopt or dismiss nontoxic farming methods
How is the IPM Innovation Lab changing the world?
Modeling and Managing Invasive Species in the Developing World
The IPM Innovation Lab is implementing natural solutions to manage the spread of invasive species throughout the developing world.
Rodents and Rice: Cambodian Farmers Find Safe and Productive Ways to Fight Furry Pests
As rodents continue to threaten rice productivity in Cambodia, farmers are innovating tools to protect their fields and increase benefits for their families.
Abating the Invasive Parthenium Weed to Improve Livestock Health
As Parthenium continues to threaten human, environmental, and animal health, the IPM Innovation Lab is releasing two natural enemies that are working to mitigate the invasive weed's scourge.
IPM Innovation Lab Conducts Virus Disease Workshop in Nepal
Researchers from the IPM Innovation Lab conducted a hands-on workshop that will help students diagnose and manage virus diseases on valuable crops.
Study on Push-Pull Technology Shows Valuable Links to Women's Empowerment
In addition to protecting maize from the stemborer, Push-Pull technology has important implications for women's nutrition, empowerment, and more.
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