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THE INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS
Bio-Integral Resource Center

http://www.birc.org/

BIRC is a nonprofit organization offering over 25 years of insight, experience, and leadership in the development and communication of least-toxic, sustainable, and environmentally sound Integrated Pest Management (IPM) methods. BIRC has worked with local, state, and national agencies in devising programs of scientific research, policy, project design and implementation.
Over the years, BIRC has assisted homeowners, farmers, cities, park and water districts, schools, and pest control professionals in pesticide use reduction.  In recognition of our work, we received an IPM Innovators Award from the State of California Department of Pesticide Regulation in 1997.BIRC's technical staff constantly reviews the scientific literature for new ideas and approaches for publication in our journals the IPM Practitioner and Common Sense Pest Control Quarterly.  We produce pamphlets, articles for the general public, technical manuals, and a resource directory.

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Ecological Farming Association

www.eco-farm.org
 
EFA supports a vision for our food system where strengthening soils, protecting air and water, encouraging diverse ecosystems and economies, and honoring rural life are all part of producing healthful food. Our innovative programs bring together growers, consumers, educators, activists, and industry related businesses to exchange the latest advances in sustainable food production and marketing. EFA's education programs have reached more than 50,000 participants during 26 years.
 

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www.icwdm.org
 
The Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management is a non-profit grant funded site that provides research-based information on how to responsibly handle wildlife damage problems. This site seeks to service the needs of 4 key constituency groups: homeowners, agricultural producers, professionals (both academic and industry providers) and policy makers, such as government agencies.
 

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www.rodenator.com
 
The Rodenator Pro™ works great to eliminate gophers, moles extermination and other yard pests. Rodenator Pro™ is also great for prairie dog control. The Rodenator Pro™ works better than traps, or poisons. It's a highly efficient way to rid your yard or field of moles, gophers, squirrels, prairie dogs and other small rode.
 

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www.molepro.com
 
This is the best site to learn about moles and mole trapping - Thomas Wittman, Gophers Limited

During spring, young moles strike out on their own in search of new territory. Trapping your moles now is the best way of staying mole free year-round.

All mole control experts agree that mole traps are your best means of getting rid of moles. The Mole Pro Trap and Instructional DVD will ensure that you not only have the best mole traps available, but you also know how to use the mole traps and where to set them.