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    ...discover pests; Describe basic cotton growth and development; Identify and treat common pests; and Protect helpful insects and spot diseases. NOTE: This course is available to Texas A&M AgriLife employees...
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    Food preparation areas in animal shelters have all the essential elements for pest infestations’ Aifood, water, and harborage. This guide explains how to store food properly and what steps to...
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    Pests such as aphids, armyworms, cutworms, mites, and wireworms cause significant damage to small-grains crops. This publication explains sampling, economic thresholds, and control of more than 25 species of these...
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    All insects have natural enemies that limit their populations. This publication describes major insect pests of wheat and their natural enemies, including greenbugs/parasitic wasps, lacewings and lady beetles, and hessian...
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    This publication explains integrated pest management (IPM) practices for 30 insect pests of five Texas forage crops’ hay, forage sorghum, alfalfa, clover, and vetch. (31 pages)...
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    ...economic and natural control factors. This publication explains how to determine whether pesticides are needed, which ones to use for various corn pests, and when to use them. (31 pages)...
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    Pantry and fabric pests are found occasionally in nearly every home. This publication explains strategies to help you manage infestations that develop in fabric, stored foods in kitchens and pantries,...
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    This publication provides examples of pests and signs of their presence in a garden while explaining the important beneficial insects. (2 Pages)...
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    Growing your own vegetables is a pleasant and satisfying way to enjoy nature and save money. But managing garden pest populations in the vegetable garden isn't always easy. This publication...
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    Because many bite marks look very similar, it can be difficult to know what has bitten a person without actually seeing the arthropod. However, knowing some information can help narrow...
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