Bob Wright, an extension entomologist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, was interviewed by Market Journal about soybean aphids. Wright says with cooler weather in the forecast, producers should be scouting their...
Robert Peterson, a professor of entomology at Montana State University, was interviewed by National Public Radio about aerial spraying to control mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus, since some people are expressing...
Gerry Wegner, BCE, an entomologist with Varment Guard Environmental Services and ProGuard Commercial Pest Solutions, has prepared a bug clock for the Entomological Foundation's silent auction to be held at...
Rick Vetter, a research associate at the University of California-Riverside, is featured in this news video on how brown widow spiders are displacing black widow spiders around southern California homes. The video and...
Dr. Jim Wangberg, an ESA member since 1973, will retire September 7, 2012.
Janet Knodel, an entomologist at North Dakota State University, is featured in this news video on forest tent caterpillars.
"When they're in really high numbers they can cause defoliation to the trees that can...
A number of ESA members from various land-grant universities have teamed up to create the IPMPro app.
The goal of IPMPro is to streamline pest management decisions and employee training and to make complying with state...
Mike Raupp, a professor and entomologist at the University of Maryland, is featured in this news video on mosquitoes, where he talks about products that can be used to avoid them.
Watch the video below.
Wayne J. Ohnesorg, an extension educator and PhD student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is part of a team which created the "Aphid Speed Scout" app, which was selected as the Top Best Mobile App for...
George Ball, an ESA member for 40+ years and a faculty member of the University of Alberta, is the subject of a May 6 newspaper article called "Going bug-eyed for beetles."
Ball, who is 86 years old, said...
