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Monday, August 6, 2001
Session I. Differing views of integrated pest management (IPM)
Paul W. FlinnIndustry perspectivePPT
Jerry HeapsFood processing industry's viewPPT
Ole DoslandPest control industry's viewPPT
Linda MasonExtension educatorsN/A
David WeaverResearchersPPT
Session II. Is pest management possible in the post-Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) era?
Michael ToewsPest management practices, use of pesticides, and pesticide residues in the US stored wheat marketing systemN/A
Jerry Heaps/
Bob Richardson		Is pest management possible in the post-FQPA era?PPT
Ron DurhamContracted pest management: Post FQPAPPT
Bill PursleyThird party inspector's perspectivesN/A
Session III. Regulatory update and IPM alternatives
Frank Arthur/
Ted Rogers		Organophosphate transition: Challenges to stored productsPPT
Herb YeamanA look at the new phostoxin® labelN/A
Suresh PrabhakaranUpdate on the development of sulfuryl fluoride as an alternative to methyl bromidePPT
Thadd BiglerECO2FUME™ use and updateWord
Session IV. Recent developments in insect monitoring and fumigation
Kim KempPest management in the retail environmentPPT
Jeff WeierReducing pesticide use through spatial mapping and precision targetingPPT
Rennie RoesliCase studies: Precision targeting and its effects on insect pestsN/A
Carl ReedCharacterizing phosphine movement in upright concrete grain eElevatorsPPT
Tuesday, August 7, 2001
Session V. Preparing for heat treatment
M. D. HewittHeat stress and safety precautionsPPT
Mimoun AbarawEmpty bin treatmentsPPT
Larry DeanThe development and implementation of a heat programPPT
Debra Krug-ReyesPerspectives from the food industryPPT
Bryan HoutchensPerspectives from the pest control industryPPT
Ron GrinhamWhy sanitation is important for heat treatments to be successfulPPT
Alan LeBrunIs heat treatment the right choice for my facility?PPT
Session VI. Equipment, treatment techniques, and insect responses to heat
Ron GrinhamHeat treatment equipment: Types, costs, benefits, and limitationsPPT
Ole DoslandResponses of insects to heat: "Dance to Death" videoN/A
Larry DeanIPM strategies at a Ralston Purina plantPPT
Anil MenonHeat tolerance in insectsN/A
Wednesday, August 8, 2001
Session VII. Alternative uses of heat and legal issues
Brian ZeichnerThermal control of cockroaches, snails, and commodity/lumber pestsPPT
Ron GrinhamIntegrating heat treatments into an IPM programPPT
Michael OlexaPest management liability issues: An educational perspectiveN/A