Climate in Minnesota - how it helps and challenges pest management

UMN Extension Field Crop IPM Podcasts by UMN Extension

Feb 1, 202132:15Science & Medicine

Episode 18: Climate in Minnesota and how it helps and challenges pest management. Climate and weather significantly affect how we manage pests from winter keeping out some invasive pests, affecting spring emergence of in...

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