Agrilife Extension Resources
We have a number of resources, fact sheets and publications to guide homeowners and professional applicators in the use of pesticides for pest management. From choosing the correct product to understanding its safety and storage needs, our specialists and educational resources are here to help.
Related Departments: Entomology

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Growing and producing fruit and nut trees is no small feat, so don’t let flatheaded borers get in the way. This 4-page factsheet teaches you the biology, damage, and management of these pests. Help your fruit and nut bearing trees reach their full potential. Download your copy today!
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This 5-page publication explains strategies to help you manage infestations that develop in fabric, stored foods in kitchens and pantries, and products containing animal proteins, such as hair, hides, feathers, leather, powdered milk, woolen fabrics, and some pet foods.
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Publication Information Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying, they can spread serious diseases to humans and animals. Mosquitoes and the Diseases They Transmit is a science-based, X-page guide designed to give you the facts and the tools to protect your home and animals. It covers mosquito biology, the diseases they spread in Texas, and proven ways to […]
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This fact sheet outlines Bt (transgenic) corn Insect Resistance Management strategies and requirements for Texas corn growers.
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This fact sheet provides a brief set of information regarding biology, damage, identification, scouting, and management options.
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This factsheet discusses emerald ash borer control, including when and how to apply insecticides, which insecticides to use, and how to mitigate nontarget effects.
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Going to the Texas coast? Whether you’re fishing, swimming, or just enjoying the Texas sun, our Vibrio Awareness factsheet can help keep you safe! Learn how to prevent, spot, and treat a Vibrio infection so your trip is memorable for the right reasons!
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Are muhlygrass mealybugs ruining your beautiful garden? Learn about these tiny pests, how to spot them, and the best ways to keep your muhly grass thriving. Don’t let mealybugs take over—get your factsheet today and protect your garden!
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This 4-page fact sheet discusses emerald ash borer in Texas and presents options to protect high value trees.
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Since the discovery in Harris County, Texas, in 2002, tawny crazy ants (Nylanderia fulva Mayr) have expanded their invasive range to include 43 Texas counties (Fig. 1). These ants have also been confirmed in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. After an introduction to a new location, these ants can reach extraordinary densities within a year or two and become significant pests in urban, rural, and unmanaged natural areas. It is imperative that people remain diligent with regard to the potential transport of these ants across Texas and the United States.