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Tick IPM & New Approaches to Fly Thresholds on Cattle
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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 […]
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Deerworm and Flukes for Small Ruminants
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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 […]
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Flies and Biting Insects on Horses—Managing the Persistent Pests
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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 […]
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Cornell IPM Marks 40 Years of Protecting Crops, Communities
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The invasive spotted lanternfly officially hit home this year, appearing on Cornell’s Ithaca campus and across the Finger Lakes region. Its presence is especially concerning for local vineyards, as this […]
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2025 Cut Flower Webinar Series: What Pest Do I Have On My Cut Flower Operation?
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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 […]
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Tiny Heroes: Hummingbirds Guard Small Farms from Invasive Berry Pests
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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 […]
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Can Ladybugs Control Your Cabbage Pests?
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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. […]
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