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The Integrated Pest Management Program of the Texas
AgriLife Extension Service provides research-based information and education for agricultural producers, agribusiness, consumers and citizens in the urban areas.
The IPM Department disseminates expert, reliable and current educational information in the areas of integrated pest management.
The IPM program offers education that transfers new knowledge and technologies from research to users, enhances communities and the environment, and enables individuals to improve the quality of their lives through improved decision-making.
Research is an integral part of this program whereby demonstrations in agriculture are conducted every year to determine the IPM practices needed by producers to increase yield and profit and reduce conventional pesticide use.
The Integrated Pest Management Agent serves the Agricultural and Urban clientele of El Paso county and Hudspeth County.
He is supported by extension specialists who provide current research applications and educational material.
These specialists are located on the Texas A&M University campus and at district research and extension centers across the state.
Cotton Rust Information
January 17, 2008 Pesticide
Applicator Training Information
Salvador
Vitanza, Ph.D.
Extension Agent-IPM
190 San Elizario Road
P.O. Box 929
Clint, TX 79836
(915) 851-2515
(915) 851-5312 FAX
Email: svitanza@ag.tamu.edu
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