Fostering the Development of IPM in the South

2025 IPM and Pest Priorities in the Southern Region by SERA3
The Southern IPM Center coordinates our programs with state-based extension IPM implementation programs located at Land-Grant Universities in the Southern United States. This multi-state technical committee, SERA3, provides a venue for assembling research and extension professionals together on an annual basis to discuss research and education projects related to integrated pest management (IPM) programs.
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Endangered Species Act Resources
Now on a registered product, there may be an indication to obtain a bulletin with specific geographically limited use restrictions on a pesticide, and must be obtained before application.
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Evaluation Resources
Including types of evaluation, evaluation planning as a 4-step process, and logic model information
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What We Do

Southern IPM Grants

Annual Grants Program

Friends of IPM Awards

Awardees and Nominations

IPM Hour Webinars

Monthly Webinar Series

Evaluation Resources

Think Like an Evaluator

Pest Management
Strategic Plans

Documents and Workshops

Newsletter

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Our Mission

The mission of the Southern Integrated Pest Management Center is to foster development and adoption of IPM, an approach to managing pests in ways that generate economic, environmental, and human health benefits.

The Southern IPM Center serves 13 Southern states, and two territories: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, the U. S. Virgin Islands, and Virginia.

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