Soil cyst nematode and other plant-parasitic nematode taxa, prevalence, and population densities in Missouri soybean fields are summarized by Dr. Mandy Bish and Jefferson Barizon from the University of Missouri.
Learn how eDNA, 3D printing, and grower outreach are helping Ohio prepare for spotted lanternfly and what these approaches could mean for SLF management across the Midwest.
Discover how AI-driven image analysis improves honey bee colony health assessments by delivering more accurate, consistent and efficient regulatory field studies.
While several products are available to manage Varroa mites, some are becoming less effective as the mites develop resistance. Learn about a new RNAi control option that may help fill the gap.
Prepare to be fascinated (and a little unsettled) as Dr. Holly Gaff from Old Dominion University shares her trivia-worthy tick expertise.
This webinar features Ariel Larson and Peter Wertz from the IPM Institute as they introduce the online Pesticide Risk Tool (PRT), a tool that evaluates pesticide risk by modeling both toxicity and exposure.
Is it possible to reduce, or even eliminate, New World screwworm populations? Learn about this livestock pest and control efforts.
Learn about efforts to breed cucumbers, winter squash and cantaloupe melons to improve cucurbit downy mildew resistance while maintaining taste, fruit quality, and productivity.
As Dr. Emily Bick looked for ways to make insect population estimates cheaper, she began to experiment with a different strategy: listen instead of look. The Insect Eavesdropper was created to make it easier to monitor and make treatment decisions for problem insects.
New methods for both monitoring spotted-wing drosophila (SWD) in blueberries and managing SWD are available. The new monitoring method is focused on larval numbers, and it works for blueberry maggot also.