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Entomology

"Societal Impact Fellows and Scholarship of Engagement Fellows Programs" feat. Krystal Hans

  • 20 March 2023
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Entomology Extension

Gardeners asked to be vigilant this spring for invasive jumping worms

  • Jillian Ellison
  • 07 March 2023
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Entomology

Team of Purdue scientists to create pesticide usage database for Department of Defense

  • Jillian Ellison
  • 17 February 2023
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Agricultural Sciences Education and Communication Entomology

Purdue researchers lead gender-inclusivity study from Bangladeshi extension training

  • Nancy Alexander
  • 17 January 2023
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Entomology

Boiler Buzz, December 2022

  • 22 December 2022
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College of Agriculture

Seven Purdue Agriculture faculty members recognized for teaching excellence

  • 28 November 2022
Purdue College of Agriculture.
Entomology

The American bee Journal recognizes Krispn Given’s Behind the Research Award as well as Brock Harpur and Greg Hunt’s research

  • 11 November 2022
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Botany & Plant Pathology Entomology

Purdue Agriculture dean announces new entomology, botany and plant pathology department heads

  • Jillian Ellison
  • 27 October 2022
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Entomology

Entomology alumnus combines best of business, education and public service

  • Nancy Alexander
  • 25 October 2022
These two plots of Spooner cereal rye are under cultivation as part of a three-university study on organic farming being funded by a grant from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
Agriculture

USDA grant to support intensive research on ecological processes affecting organic farming

  • Steve Koppes
  • 19 October 2022
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Entomology

Family is at the heart of an 85-year tradition of Purdue pest management education and networking

  • Nancy Alexander
  • 20 September 2022
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Entomology

Spotted lanternfly now in northern Indiana

  • Jillian Ellison
  • 18 August 2022
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Entomology

Urban Center Newsletter

  • 06 July 2022
May 2022 Boiler Buzz
Entomology

May 2022 Boiler Buzz

  • 06 June 2022
Krispn Given Featured in WLFI "What It Takes"
Entomology

Krispn Given Featured in WLFI "What It Takes"

  • Cody Melin
  • 27 May 2022
Spotted Lanternfly
Forestry & Natural Resources Entomology

Satellite remote sensing could predict Spotted lanternfly spread

  • Elizabeth K. Gardner
  • 25 May 2022
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Entomology

Entomology professor explains how homeowners, gardeners can help bee populations thrive

  • Jillian Ellison, photos by Tom Campbell
  • 20 May 2022
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Entomology

Graduate Student Spotlight: Maddie Carpenter

  • Nancy Alexander
  • 01 April 2022
Purdue College of Agriculture.
Entomology

Extending the season, improving food security

  • Elizabeth K. Gardner
  • 03 February 2022
Winners of the TEAM Award
Awards

Landscape Report team recognized for interdisciplinary achievements

  • Chad Campbell
  • 02 February 2022
Images from the year's top stories
AGRICULTURE

Purdue Agriculture’s 21 most-read stories of 2021

  • Chad Campbell
  • 10 January 2022
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ENTOMOLOGY

Keeping spotted lanternfly populations in check requires vigilance, experts say

  • Jillian Ellison
  • 10 December 2021
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DESTINATION PURDUE

Sophomore strives to provide some kind of normal

  • Corynn Christjansen
  • 11 November 2021
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ENTOMOLOGY, EXTENSION

Behind the Research: Krispn Given

  • Nancy Alexander
  • 09 November 2021
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Entomology

As-needed pesticide use brings wild bees, increases watermelon yield without reducing corn profits

  • Elizabeth Gardner
  • 03 November 2021
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