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North Dakota Crop Profiles |
A crop profile reviews how a commodity is produced, with emphasis on critical pest
management needs - including the role of pesticides in integrated pest managament (IPM)
and resistance management programs. Initiated by the Office of Pest Management Policy
(OPMP) in May 1998, the development of crop profiles is coordinated in each state by the
land-grant university liaison to the Regional Pest Management Center. Development
involves extensive collaboration among land-grant faculty and growers.
The result: a visible, accessible public tool for USDA, EPA, growers and
others. Visit the USDA
National Pest Management Center website to learn more about how this tool is used.
North Dakota Crop Profiles
This site was last updated on November 14, 2002