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Contributors and Content Needed
A few times a year we do this shout out calling to writers who grow and growers who write. We want you to write an article or two for us, to be published right here in this blog, and to be seen by all. We want to learn, and further teach, from the experiences you share. University-level research is extremely beneficial to our understanding of IPM, but truth is, we’ve gotten just as much from people just like you. Anecdotal evidence is what some will call it, but in our eyes it’s gold.
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We Want Your Stories…
Or your anecdotes, experiences, successes, failures, or even your testimonials. In other words we want to hear from you. We always want these things, but at this time of the year when a large part of our focus goes into next year’s catalog, coming up with articles is harder than ever. That’s where you come in. In a nutshell, share with us so that we may share with others. In the end we will all benefit.
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Regulatory Changes and the Biocontrol Industry
Editor’s Note: Since 2002 the biocontrol industry has had a more difficult time importing and moving the beneficial insects, mites, and nematodes collectively known as biocontrols. Transportation barriers were put in place — stemming from the events of 9/11 — making our efforts more challenging. Efforts to make changes so as to lessen or even remove said barriers has been handled by the ANBP (Association of Natural Bio-control Producers), of which we are a member. Lynn M. Beck, Executive Director, has provided the following update as it concerns these matters. –Ed.
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Thriving on Experience: Please Share
A few times a year we do this shout out calling to writers who grow and growers who write. We want you to write an article or two for us, to be published right here in this blog, and to be seen by all. We want to learn, and further teach, from the experiences you share. University-level research is extremely beneficial to our understanding of IPM, but truth is, we’ve gotten just as much from people just like you. Anecdotal evidence is what some will call it, but in our eyes it’s gold.
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