HTIR-IPM for the West

A service of the Western Regional Work Group on Integrated Pest Management:
Consequences of Herbicide Tolerant and Insect Resistant Crops,
in cooperation with Colorado State University

On-line Survey Results

Information about the survey participants

Responses relating to herbicide-tolerant cultivars

• Experience that survey participants have with herbicide-tolerant cultivars
• Usefulness of herbicide-tolerant cultivars
• Changes in farming practices due to herbicide-tolerant cultivars
• Seriousness of potential consequences of herbicide-tolerant cultivars
• Potential of herbicide-tolerant cultivars to cause problems in Western farming systems

Responses relating to insect-resistant cultivars

• Experience that survey participants have with insect-resistant cultivars
• Usefulness of insect-resistant cultivars
• Changes in farming practices due to insect-resistant cultivars
• Seriousness of potential consequences of insect-resistant cultivars
• Potential of insect-resistant cultivars to cause problems in Western farming systems

Survey Text

Information about the survey participants

Responses relating to herbicide-tolerant cultivars

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Experience that survey participants have with herbicide-tolerant cultivars

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Usefulness of herbicide-tolerant cultivars

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Changes in farming practices due to herbicide-tolerant cultivars

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Seriousness of potential consequences of herbicide-tolerant cultivars

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Potential of herbicide-tolerant cultivars to cause problems in Western farming systems

Responses relating to insect-resistant cultivars

Experience that survey participants have with insect-resistant cultivars

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Usefulness of insect-resistant cultivars

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Changes in farming practices due to insect-resistant cultivars

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Seriousness of potential consequences of insect-resistant cultivars

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Potential of insect-resistant cultivars to cause problems in Western farming systems