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This website provides
information on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in Thailand. It is a source
of information for IPM trainers, extension workers and farmers, but it also
provides valuable information for consumers. Some pages are included
specifically for children and school teachers.
Contents
Provides a few definitions and a brief introduction to the concept of IPM
and an introduction to the four principles of IPM.
These pages introduce the various cultural, mechanical, biological and
chemical methods that a farmer can use to manage crops and pests.
Information on important natural enemies, especially those that
are mass produced in Thailand for use as bio-control agents.
Information for a number of vegetable and fruit crops in
Thailand including IPM guidelines.
Provides information on pesticide hazards, a database on synthetic
pesticides and biological pesticides in Thailand, information on risk
reduction, and alternative pest control methods.
Information on safe food and the various logos that are used in
Thailand to label pesticide-safe and organic agricultural products.
These pages are designed to educate children on the environmental aspects of
agriculture. They can learn about crop ecology, the nature of pests, hazards
caused by pesticides and safe alternatives that are available. Links to
other children websites are included.
Learn more about how Farmer Field Schools
(FFS) are used to educate farmers about IPM. These pages contain
a collection of suggestions to refresh the memory of FFS
facilitators who graduated from a season-long IPM Training of
Trainers course.
A collection of links to other IPM related sources of information on the
internet.
A list of technical words and terms related to Integrated Pest
Management.
Some training manuals can be downloaded here. |