Insects, Pests & Diseases

The two-spot cotton leafhopper is a progressing, invasive pest that every homeowner should be on the lookout for. This free publication covers the keys to identify the pest and the plant injury they deal. Download your copy today!

Managing weeds is a season-long challenge for Texas corn producers. This publication outlines chemical control methods, post-harvest weed management, and visual tools to help farmers identify and address problem weeds. Download your free copy today!

The European pepper moth is an invasive pest affecting Texas nurseries and greenhouses. This research-based publication explains how to identify the pest, understand its life cycle and damage, and apply integrated management strategies to limit spread.

The Plant Pathology (PLPM) Extension program provides services across Texas through subject-matter specialists in areas of plant health management, plant diseases, plant-microbe interactions and environmental sciences.

Pesticide applicator certification standards are set to ensure that restricted pesticides are available to those who protect food, forage, structures, health, water, rights-of-way, and landscapes.

In the Natural Resources project area, youth gain knowledge and experience in a variety of outdoor topic areas such as water conservation, outdoor living skills, forestry, fishing, and more. Young Texans involved in these projects are introduced to a vast array of educational and fun opportunities to be immersed in the world around them.

Ready to go beyond the basics? This 10-week Texas Master Beekeeper Advanced course deepens your apiculture expertise and prepares you for the in-person Advanced exam. Build confidence, sharpen decision-making, and take the next step in the program.

New to beekeeping or ready for a stronger foundation? This 10-week Texas Master Beekeeper Apprentice course builds confidence in colony management and prepares you for the in-person Apprentice exam. Learn from experts, connect with peers, and start beekeeping with clarity.

Diseases in horses can spread rapidly, posing significant risks to herd health. This 1.5-hour self-paced course is designed to help horse owners and professionals identify, prevent, and manage common equine diseases. Covering both viral and bacterial infections, the course emphasizes the importance of routine vaccinations and effective biosecurity practices. By understanding how to spot and control these diseases, participants can reduce risks and ensure the well-being of their horses. Enroll today to protect your equine partners and enhance your knowledge.