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Pest management planning

Planning is essential for effective pest management, as it ensures resources are used in the most productive and efficient manner.

Pest management planning occurs at all levels - national, state, regional, local and property.

In many instances pests can impact on a variety of natural resources such as water, vegetation, land and cultural heritage. Planning for pest management, therefore, must be considered in association with other natural resource management issues.

Principles of pest management
Benefits of planning
Developing a plan
Planning resources
Index to plans

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