IPM Toolkit app now available for iPhones and iPads

March 27, 2012

Access to information requires different connections; cellular data or a Wi-Fi connection is needed to access News, Video and Publications.

No network connection is needed to access the Picture toolbar, or to read publications saved in iBooks using the Toolkit app, thus making important documents and reports available for use in the field.

Click here to view screenshots of the app's various features.

The university's IPM program managers are currently working to develop a version of this app for use with Android smartphones.

They are interested in receiving feedback regarding the IPM Toolkit, as well as any comments and suggestions for other apps that would be of use in daily activities related to pest management. The department can be reached at (608) 263-4073. FG

—From Wisconsin Crop Manager news

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