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The 5 P’s of Sustainable Ag – where does IPM fit in?Principles:• Produce highest quality crop possible and optimize yields• Adopt model of continuous improvement for the farm• Use IPM to manage my pestsIPMProcesses:IrrigationManagementNutritionManagementPestManagementSoilManagementInstall flow MeterTissue samplesMonitor for pestsMinimize tillagePractices:Monitor for leaks &clogsDeficit irrigationUse fertigationDetermine nutrientbudgetUse reduced riskpesticidesUse economicthresholdsTake soil samplesMinimize erosionTest for distributionuniformityAdd compostCheck sprayercoveragePlant cover cropsPerformance:Efficient water use,optimized yield andqualityEfficient nutrientuse, optimized yieldand qualityReduced pesticide risk,lower crop loss, improvedyield & qualityQuality soil, reducederosion, good airqualityProgress:Self -assessmentImprovementsAction plansBenchmarking
The 5 P’s of Sustainable Ag – Where does self-assessment fit in?Principles:• Produce highest quality crop possible and optimize yields• Adopt model of continuous improvement for the farm• Leave farm in great shape for next generationProcesses:IrrigationManagementNutritionManagementPestManagementSoilManagementInstall flow MeterTissue samplesMonitor for pestsMinimize tillagePractice-based selfassessment toolse.g. Positive PointSystem, LodiWorkbook, CSWAWorkbookPractices:Monitor for leaks &clogsDeficit irrigationTest for distributionuniformityUse fertigationDetermine nutrientbudgetAdd compostUse reduced riskpesticidesUse economicthresholdsCheck sprayercoverageTake soil samplesMinimize erosionPlant cover cropsPerformance:Progress:Self -assessmentImprovementsAction plansBenchmarking
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