Can Ecosystem Service Benefits Be Assessed & Valuated for IPM Practices?

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EDT

Virtual

  • Agroecosystems
  • Informational Session


Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is increasingly critical to addressing evolving pest pressures in U.S. agriculture, from resistance management to emerging threats that threaten farmer livelihoods. As a science-based approach, IPM integrates biological, cultural, physical and chemical tools to reduce economic, environmental and health risks. However, adoption remains uneven due to limited awareness, uncertain return on investment and high transaction costs.

Advancing IPM will require stronger innovation, improved valuation of its benefits and deeper collaboration across agriculture producers, advisers, researchers, conservationists and industry partners. This webinar series is designed to inform stakeholders, build momentum and foster cross-sector dialogue.

Can Ecosystem Service Benefits Be Assessed & Valuated for IPM Practices?

Speakers include:

  • Sarina Macfadyen, CSIRO (Moderator)
  • Reagan Cerci, Boundless Impact Research & Analytics
  • Whitney Kakos, Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.
  • Julie Nash, Winrock International
  • Ryan Tregaskes, Ecosystem Services Market Consortium

This session will highlight expertise in impact measurement and valuation of sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices.

Please register and share with your network. For questions, contact Dr. LaKisha Odom at lodom@foundationfar.org.

View the first webinar, New Perspectives on Integrated Pest Management.

View the second webinar, Latest Advances & Challenges in Developing & Implementing IPM.