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IPM is complex and requires training and knowledge exchange to enable farmers to adopt IPM methods and new technologies. Participatory training approaches can significantly contribute to the uptake of innovative solutions by growers. | |
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Belgium |
Flemish Region: IPM is an essential and obligatory item for advisors, distributors and users of professional productsin the permanent training of the professional users of PPP.
FAO |
The FAO IPM programme currently comprises three regional programmes (Asia, Near East and West Africa) and several stand-alone national projects. Under these programmes and projects, FAO provides assistance in capacity building and policy reform, and facilitates collaboration among ongoing National IPM Programmes:
Examples of available techniques in the IPM toolbox that are part of training programmes
There is a wide variety of techniques that can be applied under IPM approaches. Applicability of individual techniques depends on various factors, including: the crop, the cropping system, the pest complex, the climate, the agro-ecological conditions, etc. Generally, IPM involves a combination of techniques. Some examples of such techniques are:
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