Welcome to the Extension Integrated Pest Management Program
Another kind of kudzu pest, this one a bug
Kudzu bugs may be found in very large numbers in agricultural fields and in or around homes. This insect will be more than just a minor nuisance.
Dr. Randy Rose Memorial Garden dedicated
The garden is part of the scenic plaza in front of the Toxicology Building, home of the department where Rose, an internationally renowned toxicologist, taught and conducted research beneficial to human health.
Wanna Grow Grass? NC State Has an App for That
Just in time for spring landscaping, the North Carolina State University Turfgrass Program has launched the NCSU Lawn Care app.
IPM Resources Are Just a Click Away
Timely information on integrated pest management for North Carolina crops/sites and pests is available from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service and other sources.
The North Carolina Extension IPM Program serves as a focal point for team building, communication and stakeholder participation in integrated pest management (IPM) within the state. Program goals include promoting effective and economical management of pests, reducing risks to human health from pests and pest management practices, and minimizing environmental effects through the adoption of IPM on a variety of crops and settings in North Carolina. These goals are achieved by the timely delivery of IPM technology and research information to stakeholders in all regions of the state.