Since the early 1970s, the University of Delaware’s Cooperative Extension Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program has coordinated a statewide insect trapping program—which includes black light traps ...

Ellis recommends traps for control and to monitor pest activity around the house. “IPM focuses on long-term management rather ...

Trap crops are grown to attract insects or other organisms to protect main crops from pest attack. Protection may be achieved either by preventing the pests from reaching the crop or by ...

The circle trap can be purchased commercially from Great Lakes IPM starting at $18.38, or made at home. People can make their own circle traps with several household items, including milk jugs ...

IPM uses a mix of biological ... controls directly combat pests or prevent their intrusion. Utilizing traps to capture rodents or employing barriers like screens to block out insects are ...