Recent Sessions Tagged With 'ant pests'

Explore the world of insects and how genetically modified crops effect their populations by Dr. Rudy Pacumbaba, Alabama Extension. Webinars are moderated by Dr. Tim Davis, UGA Extension and Vicky Bertagnolli, Clemson Extension, and coordinated by Dani Carroll, Alabama...

Bats are one of the most interesting and important wildlife pests we encounter in pest control. At the same time, they play a giant role in agriculture - and eat a lot of our insect pests. Join Janet Hurley, Texas A&M Agrilife Extension as she discusses bat behavior...

Termites and termite control cause homeowners a lot of worry and even more questions. What kind of termites do i have? Are termite controls worth the money? Wizzie Brown, Texas A&M Agrilife Extension will discuss termite controls in this webinar and how they work. ...

Snakes may be one of the most misunderstood animals in our gardens and landscapes. Learn more about their identification and importance to our ecosystem in this webinar presented by Vicky Bertagnolli, Clemson Extension. Webinars are moderated by Dr. Tim Davis, UGA Extension...

The Emerald Ash Borer is responsible for millions of dead ash trees in North America causing homeowners, cities, and nurseries many millions of dollars and heartache. Come learn where this exotic pest came from, its life cycle, and management plans being implemented. This...

So many great questions are asked at the end of each All Bugs Webinar - we decided to dedicate a webinar just to let you ask more! We will spend the hour fielding questions about All Bugs Good and Bad. Get your questions ready, and learn more about the insect world and IPM...

Kitchen pantries tend to stay full over the holidays with company passing through and more baking! Don't let pantry pests get the best of you! Join Dr. Dan Suiter, Extension Entomologist, UGA Extension as he discusses the identification and biology of pantry pests to make...

Insects pests are definitely a nuisance on our landscapes and lawns. When the pests are associated with humans, the nuisance factor multiplies. Get a plan! Learn about their biology, distribution, and management strategies in this webinar presented by Dr. Nancy Hinkle,...

Insect pests often inhabit our structures - homes, sheds, businesses. They can be difficult to control especially when they are not identified correctly. Join Elizabeth "Wizzie" Brown, Texas A&M AgriLife as she discusses the identification of often...

Unwanted visitors in the home often make us uncomfortable especially when the visitors are insects. We see them every year as it gets cold trying to come inside. Join Janet Hurley, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension as she discusses methods on winterizing are homes to keep...

Late summer, picnics can become a battling ground with hornets, bees, and wasps. Before moving indoors, learn about the biology, identification, and practical control measures in this webinar presented by Lynn Braband, Community IPM Extension Area Educator, Cornell University...

Last year in the series, we met our native pollinators. This year, we will learn how to attract them to our own yards and gardens. In this webinar presented by Elizabeth "Wizzie" Brown, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, learn the fundamentals for creating your own...

Fleas have you down? A pest of both homes and our pets, populations can quickly get away from us. Running and grabbing a pesticide generally doesn't work unless you understand their biology and life cycle. Join us as Dr. Nancy Hinkle, Professor Veterinary Entomology,...

Ants are the number one reported nuisance pest. Ants come in all shapes, sizes, Ant species have an incredibly wide variety of nesting and eating habits. In this webinar presented by Dr. Fudd Graham, Auburn University, we will learn about Argentine ants among others, their...

Pests in the landscape?? We deal with it everyday. Did you know that many pesticides areoften misused simply because the pest was not identified correctly? Beneficial insects also feel the wrath of our misuse. Let's learn about some of our Misidentified Pests in the...