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This publication addresses pest management guidelines for insects that attack potatoes in the Pacific Northwest of the United States (Fig. 1). Non-chemical control options are strongly encouraged; however, proper use of insecticides has proven effective when used as an additional tool in integrated pest management programs. In general terms, Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is defined as a comprehensive approach of pest control (the term pest includes insects, weeds, diseases) that when combined, reduces the number of pest densities to a level tolerable by the crop. Traditional management practices include the use of host-plant resistance, cultural, mechanical, biological and chemical means of control. Overall, scientific research-based knowledge is required to implement a successful and functional management program.

Pest Management Strategies for Potato Insect Pests in the Pacific Northwest of the United States