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IPM Case Study: 2021-2024 LCCMR Biocontrol of Bee Lawns in Parks and Landscapes

IPM Case Study: 2021-2024 LCCMR Biocontrol of Bee Lawns in Parks and Landscapes

Biocontrol of Bee Lawns in Parks and Landscapes

Project Manager Name: Vera Krischik, [email protected]
Project Title: Biocontrol of bee lawns and park lands
Proposal ID: 2021-164, LCCMR 2021-2024

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What is a Bee Lawn?

The history of bee lawns is discussed and management recommendations are given on this page.

Bee Lawn History

Managing a Bee Lawn

Plant recommendations and commonly encountered bee species are given.

Managing a Bee Lawn

Lawns to Legumes

Lawns to Legumes provides funding to create habitat for pollinators.

Lawns to Legumes

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University of Minnesota Extension provides tips on starting and managing a bee lawn.

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Home
IPM: BMP Cultural Control
IPM: Pesticides
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM) for Pollinators in Best Management Practices (BMP)
- Pesticides as part of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in Best Managment Practices (BMP)
IPM: Identifying Good Bugs
- Bees and Wasps
  - Bees and Wasps Introduction
  - Identifying Bees and Wasps
- Butterflies
- Beneficial Insects
IPM: Identifying Pests
- Greenhouse Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
- IPM of Midwest Landscapes
IPM Case Studies
IPM: Krischik Lab Research