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Online soybean pest survey developed for producers involved with soybean production in Kentucky, Tennessee, southern Illinois, and southern Indiana
March 25, 2004

From: Kentucky Pest News

An online soybean pest survey has been developed from a Pest Management Strategic Planning meeting held in
August 2003. This is survey is intended for producers and others involved with soybean production in Kentucky, Tennessee, southern Illinois, and southern Indiana.

You can access this survey at: http://www.sripmc.org/KY/SoybeanPMSPSurvey/

The purpose of this survey is to demonstrate producer input on critical pest issues relative to soybean production
in this region of the county. This information will be used by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in making decisions about pesticide registration issues and prioritization for the funding of extension and land-grant/government research projects.

This survey was developed through the Kentucky Pest Management Center (KPMC). The KPMC is a grant-
funded program in the UK Entomology Department. We develop Crop Profiles and Pest Management Strategic Plan documents for commodities in Kentucky and the region. These documents were designed as a method for producers and those with first-hand or hands-on knowledge to provide input on what pest management tools are most critical for the production of Kentucky commodities. More information can be found at http://www.uky.edu/Agriculture/KPMC/KPMC.htm.

This is your chance to collectively provide "first-hand" information to the USDA and EPA on current troublesome pests and the potential impact of emerging pests. We encourage those involved with soybean production in this region (producers, industry, and extension) to take 10 to 20 minutes out of you day to provide your input on these critical pest management issues.

Access to the survey at: http://www.sripmc.org/KY/SoybeanPMSPSurvey/

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