North Dakota Pesticide Impact Assessment Program
 Conduct
pesticide use surveys. |
| Collect
and provide data on types, quantities, and rates of pesticides and pesticide alternatives used. |
| Collect
and provide information on percent acres treated, number of applications, availability and efficacy of chemical and nonchemical alternatives. |
|
Determine how existing and new federal pesticide or environmental regulations affect growers. |
| Provide
education and information on pesticide toxicology and safety. |
| Support
research designed to study benefits of pesticides or pesticide alternatives. |
| Provide
pesticide registration, site-use and reregistration information. |
| Address
minor use pesticide issues. |
| Network
with state agencies, industry representatives, crop / vegetable growers, grower associations, extension specialists and the public. |
| Maintain
a comprehensive county level pesticide use database for each crop. |
| Update
the database annually. |
| Develop
an interactive system to allow county agents, growers, srop consultants, and others to interactively access the database to obtain pesticide use data pertinent to their needs |
North Dakota Extension Service has personnel
associated with pest management,
water quality, food safety, and pesticide applicator training programs.
North Dakota Department of Agriculture
North Dakota Agricultural Statistics Service
Crop and Vegetable grower
associations
Organic grower
associations
North Dakota Coordinator/Liaison
Phillip Glogoza
Address:
Phillip A. Glogoza, Entomologist
NDSU Extension Service
P.O. Box 5346
North Dakota State University
Fargo, ND 58105-5346
pglogoza@ndsuext.nodak.edu
This site was last updated on May 15, 2001 at 01:45 PM -0500