• Corn Field
  • Pecan orchard

Protect crop yield and increase farm profitability through sharing unbiased, science-based tracking and forecasting information about agriculturally important organisms including insect pests, pathogens, weeds, beneficial insects and microorganisms.


Mission

The iPiPE network works with partners to collect data and provide timely, actionable, unbiased and science-based information on agriculturally important organisms to farmers and their advisors. This information includes real time maps, alerts and forecasts to improve crop health, productivity and economic returns.

Audience

Crop consultants, Extension professionals, ag retailers/coops, growers, crop protection suppliers including farm management software providers, processors, private and public sector researchers, organizations monitoring beneficial organisms.

Products

Publicly distributed maps, forecasts and alerts; specialized mapping and forecasting services; software for scouting and model development; high-density data sets for research.

Gather Data
Verify Data Quality
Inform Stakeholders
Build the Future

Alerts

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News

Drive collection of timely field observations of agriculturally important organisms through our network of experts, advisors, growers and their technology tools.

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Participating Organizations

Projects

Finding and developing the most effective methods for data collection and sharing by listening to our partners, understanding their use case, and adapting to it.

Expert Communication

Sightings

Routine Monitoring

Training the next generation of agricultural and IPM scientists/practitioners within an environment of data sharing.

Data Partners

Establish our data warehouse as a trusted and effective repository of shared, accurate and actionable information.

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Produce and deliver maps, alerts and forecasts to inform local pest management decisions in order to protect yield, increase profitability, and improve sustainability.

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Build and deliver a cloud-based modelling platform for public and private sector researchers to develop and evaluate forecasting models by tapping into our aggregated, high spatiotemporal resolution datasets.

Powered By EDDMapS

EDDMapS is a web-based mapping system for documenting invasive species distribution and there are immense numbers of invasive species observations reported each year. In turn, EDDMapS shares this data and makes it freely available to everyone. Ag Pest Monitor is built upon the existing EDDMapS infrastructure and all data contributed becomes part of the overall database.

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