As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise indicates, the following terms have the following meanings. [1991, c. 609, §2(NEW).]
1.Integrated pest management. "Integrated pest management" means the selection, integration and implementation of pest damage prevention and control based on predicted socioeconomic and ecological consequences, including: A. Understanding the system in which the pest exists; [1991, c. 609, §2(NEW).]B. Establishing dynamic economic or aesthetic injury thresholds and determining whether the organism or organism complex warrants control; [1991, c. 609, §2(NEW).]C. Monitoring pests and natural enemies; [1991, c. 609, §2(NEW).]D. When needed, selecting the appropriate system of cultural, mechanical, genetic, including resistant cultivars, biological or chemical prevention techniques or controls for desired suppression; and [1991, c. 609, §2(NEW).]E. Systematically evaluating the pest management approaches utilized. [1991, c. 609, §2(NEW).] [1991, c. 609, §2(NEW).]
1991, c. 609, § 2 (NEW) .