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- PublicationBed bugs infest beds, bedding, and furniture and feed on the blood of humans. This publication explains how to identify bed bugs, how to locate infestations, and how to control...
- PublicationCarpenter bees nest in wood and pith, which is the soft tissue in some plant stems. Some species nest in sound wood and can damage structures. This publication describes carpenter...
- PublicationCotton producers and scouts can use this handy guide to identify the most common worms found in cotton. This shirt-pocket-size card features close-up color photos of cotton bollworm-tobacco budworm, fall...
- PublicationInformacion de la guia Un cesped hermoso y saludable no depende del precio de su equipo, depende del conocimiento que tu tienes de su cesped. Nuestra guia gratuita le brinda...
- PublicationConoce la Guia Deja que El Camino al Plato: Sandias sea tu guia confiable para cultivar Sandias en tu huerto casero. Nuestra guia es como si tuvieras a un campesino...
- CourseCourse Information This online course shows cotton growers and pesticide applicators the signs of infestation of common insect pests like: thrips, cotton aphids, fleahoppers, lygus bugs, stink bugs, cotton bollworms,...
- PublicationPublication Information Muhlygrass mealybugs are a pest on ornamental muhlygrass. This factsheet discusses identifying muhlygrass mealybugs and briefly overviews their biology and history as pests. Read about scouting and control...
- PublicationBiochar is a charcoal-like substance rich in carbon that is made by burning organic material. It offers several benefits to growers and gardeners and is often used as an additive...
- PublicationFall armyworms are a common issue for stakeholders with pasture operations. This fact sheet provides a brief set of information regarding biology, damage, identification, scouting, and management options....
- PublicationThe wheat curl mite (WCM) is one of the most significant pests affecting wheat production globally. WCM are microscopic arthropods about 0.2 mm long. Besides wheat, several other grass species...