Posts tagged with: pests

Deerworm and Flukes for Small Ruminants

By Olivia Young / February 4, 2026

Join Dr. Mary Smith (Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine) and Dr. Rachel White (UMaine Cooperative Extension) to learn about the pests deerworm and fluke in small ruminants. This free online…

Tick IPM & New Approaches to Fly Thresholds on Cattle

By Olivia Young / February 4, 2026

This webinar will explore two timely livestock IPM topics: managing ticks on cattle and rethinking traditional fly thresholds. With changing tick pressures and new insights into cattle behavior and pest…

Flies and Biting Insects on Horses—Managing the Persistent Pests

By Olivia Young / February 4, 2026

Filth flies and biting insects are among the most common and persistent pests around horses and stables. This session will cover the identification, biology, and management of key species. Learn…

Cattle Confinement Fly Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

By Olivia Young / February 4, 2026

Flies are a persistent issue in confinement settings, affecting animal comfort, milk production, and overall health. This webinar will cover the identification and management of key filth fly species, including…

2025 Cut Flower Webinar Series: What Pest Do I Have On My Cut Flower Operation?

By Sadie Jimenez / June 4, 2025

The Cornell Cooperative Extension Cut Flower Program Work Team invites you to join our 2025 Cut Flower Webinar Series. This comprehensive series offers a wealth of knowledge and practical skills…

Tiny Heroes: Hummingbirds Guard Small Farms from Invasive Berry Pests

By Clara Tagliacozzo-Lee / June 22, 2023

In a promising development for small farmers, recent research reveals that the humble hummingbird could play a crucial role in combating invasive pests that threaten berry crops. The presence of…

Can Ladybugs Control Your Cabbage Pests?

By Nina Sannes / July 19, 2019

The cabbage industry in New York State is worth about $60 million annually, a statistic that is threatened by the cabbage looper: a pest capable of creating massive yield loss.…