Illinois Code § 225 ILCS 235/3.25

"Integrated pest management" is defined as a pest management
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Sec. 3.25. 
"Integrated pest management" is defined as a pest management
system that includes the following elements:

 
 
(a) identifying pests and their natural enemies;

 
 
(b) establishing an ongoing monitoring and 
 
recordkeeping system for regular sampling and assessment of pest and natural enemy populations;

 
 
(c) determining the pest population levels that can 
 
be tolerated based on aesthetic, economic, and health concerns, and setting action thresholds where pest populations or environmental conditions warrant remedial action;

 
 
(d) the prevention of pest problems through improved 
 
sanitation, management of waste, addition of physical barriers, and the modification of habitats that attract or harbor pests;

 
 
(e) reliance to the greatest extent possible on 
 
nontoxic, biological, cultural or mechanical pest management methods, or on the use of natural control agents;

 
 
(f) when necessary, the use of chemical pesticides, 
 
with preference for products that are the least harmful to human health and the environment; and

 
 
(g) recordkeeping and reporting of pest populations, 
 
surveillance techniques, and remedial actions taken.

recordkeeping system for regular sampling and assessment of pest and natural enemy populations;
be tolerated based on aesthetic, economic, and health concerns, and setting action thresholds where pest populations or environmental conditions warrant remedial action;
sanitation, management of waste, addition of physical barriers, and the modification of habitats that attract or harbor pests;
nontoxic, biological, cultural or mechanical pest management methods, or on the use of natural control agents;
with preference for products that are the least harmful to human health and the environment; and
surveillance techniques, and remedial actions taken.

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