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Home » PMSP for Tomato meeting Jan. 11
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PMSP for Tomato meeting Jan. 11

Communicate with EPA, State and Federal regulators, and Extension Specialists

PUBLISHED ON August 24, 2017

The Pest Management Strategic Plan (PMSP) for Tomato in the Southeast outlines priorities for research, regulation, and outreach to guide activities such as EPA registration of pesticides, government and other agencies allocation of funds for research, scientists in their research endeavors, and other activities related to solving pest management issues. (Courtesy of NC State University)
The Pest Management Strategic Plan (PMSP) for Tomato in the Southeast outlines priorities for research, regulation, and outreach to guide activities such as EPA registration of pesticides, government and other agencies allocation of funds for research, scientists in their research endeavors, and other activities related to solving pest management issues. (Courtesy of NC State University)
The Pest Management Strategic Plan (PMSP) for Tomato in the Southeast outlines priorities for research, regulation, and outreach to guide activities such as EPA registration of pesticides, government and other agencies allocation of funds for research, scientists in their research endeavors, and other activities related to solving pest management issues. (Courtesy of NC State University)

RALEIGH — The Pest Management Strategic Plan (PMSP) for Tomato in the Southeast outlines priorities for research, regulation, and outreach to guide activities such as EPA registration of pesticides, government and other agencies allocation of funds for research, scientists in their research endeavors, and other activities related to solving pest management issues. The most recent version (2007) is critically out of date as practices and pests have changed since that time. Growers, industry representatives, specialists, regulators, and processors are strongly encouraged to participate in this event to update this important document. States included in this workshop: MS, AL, AR, GA, FL, SC, NC, TN, KY, VA. Limited funding is available upon request in order to encourage attendance. Contact Inga Meadows (inga_meadows@ncsu.edu) for more information.

This is your chance to communicate to EPA, State and Federal regulators, and Extension Specialists about what you need to grow tomatoes!

When: Thursday, January 11, 2018 – Regulators and Specialists: 10AM-2PM (lunch provided); Growers: 2PM-5PM

Where: Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference, Savannah, GA

Agenda to be posted soon–stay tuned!

The most recent PMSPs for Tomato can be found at the links below:

2006 PMSP for Tomato in NC, VA, and DE

2007 PMSP for Tomato in GA and SC

— Inga Meadows
Extension Associate, Vegetable and Herbaceous Ornamental Pathology
Entomology and Plant Pathology – NC State University

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