Extension and Outreach

Phase 1 effort: Develop and implement IPM extension/outreach and university education programsExtension farmers

This project component aims at enhancing IPM educational and outreach programs in the region through training of trainers, farmer field schools and development of IPM educational resources to integrate new information, teaching tools and methodologies into existing IPM outreach and educational programs.

Education/Outreach Research Team Members:
Dr. George Bird, Michigan State University
Dr. Walter Pett, Michigan State University
Dr. Murat Aitmatov, Education Fellow

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