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IPM Case Study: 2024-2025 LCCMR Biocontrol of Jumping Worms

IPM Case Study: 2024-2025 LCCMR Biocontrol of Jumping Worms

Biocontrol of Jumping Worms

Project Manager Name: Vera Krischik, [email protected]
Project Title: Biocontrol of Jumping Worms
Proposal ID: LCCMR 2024-2025

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Jumping Worm Extension

Jumping Worm Blog (Not done)

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History of Jumping Worms

The history and current research of jumping worms is discussed on this page. (needs link)

Jumping Worm History

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Partnered Professors

Check out the link below for more information on UMN scientists working with jumping worms

Tyler Baumann Defense

Minnesota DNR

Lawns to Legumes provides funding to create habitat for pollinators.

DNR State Agency

UMN Extension: MITPCC

University of Minnesota Extension provides information on ongoing jumping worm research.

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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
- Butterflies
- Beneficial Insects
IPM: Identifying Pests
- Greenhouse Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
- IPM of Midwest Landscapes
IPM Case Studies
- Japanese Beetle Management for Conserving Pollinators
- Conserving Rusty Patched Bumble Bees
IPM: Krischik Lab Research