Series of farmer-facing webinars on progressive Integrated Pest Management starting tomorrow

If you wish to join any of these webinars register using the links below

Wednesday 2^nd February, 19.00 to 20.30

• Title: Using cover/trap crops to facilitate IPM
• Registration page https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/using-covertrap-crops-to-facilitate-ipm-the-role-of-beneficial-plants-tickets-245622181557
• Content: The first in a series of events about Integrated Pest Management, this event will focus on the potential of plants to help you deliver on-farm protection without the need for chemicals products. Expert advisors and farmers will share their experience and top tips, and then we'll open the floor to answer your questions

Thursday 10th February, 19.00 to 20.30

• Title: Boosting beneficial insects on farm with an IPM approach
• Registration page Eventbrite page https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/boosting-beneficial-insects-on-farm-with-a-whole-farm-ipm-approach-tickets-251440945637
• Content: The second in a series of events about Integrated Pest Management, we will focus on supporting pest predators that help manage the most common pests and diseases. Expert advisors and farmers will share their experience and top tips to attract and support these predators on-farm, and then we'll open the floor to answer your questions

Wednesday 16^th February, 18.00 to 19.30

• Title: What can fungi do for your IPM strategy?
• Registration page: Eventbrite page https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/what-can-fungi-do-for-your-ipm-strategy-tickets-252042053567
• Content: The third in a series of events about Integrated Pest Management, we will focus how fungi – those living in the soil and the fungal biocontrol agents applied as biopesticide products – can help to keep pests and diseases in check, while reducing reliance on pesticides. Fungal researchers, practitioners and farmers will share their experience and top tips, and then we'll open the floor to answer your questions