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“Pest Management in Greenhouse Production” and “Green-Up 2020: Forecast for Turfgrasses and Pest Management”


Thursday, March 12, 2020

3:00 pm – 5:00 pm


$15 – $20
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Pest Management in Greenhouse Production

Dr. Eric Rebek, Dept. of Entomology, Oklahoma State University

Greenhouses are perfect environments for plants and insects. Some of these insects are pests while others can be used as biological control agents to manage pest species. This webinar will focus on the most common greenhouse pests and biological control strategies to reduce pest pressure.


Green-Up 2020: Forecast for Turfgrasses and Pest Management

Dr. Clint Waltz, Dept. of Crop and Soil Science, University of Georgia

As the weather warms and turfgrasses transition to active growth, the impact of environmental conditions can affect green-up and pest management. This webinar will discuss how grasses and pests (i.e. diseases, weeds, and insects) have been influenced by weather patterns and how to best achieve turfgrass growth through the spring and into early summer.


Details

Date:
March 12, 2020
Time:
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm EDTw
Cost:
$15 – $20

Organizer

Center for Urban Ag
Phone:
770.228.7214
Email:
gtbop@uga.edu

Online Webinar

United States

Event Navigation

  • « “Working with Trees and Saw Safety” and “Safety Starts at the Tree: Basic Tree and Wood Biology”
  • “Influence on Landscape Management Practices on Household Pests” and “Identification and Management of Nuisance Insects, and Other Arthropods in Turfgrass” »

Brought to You with Help from the Center for Urban Agriculture, the Department of Entomology, the Department of Horticulture, and the UGA Griffin Campus
In Partnership with UGA Extension, and Collaboration with the Georgia Urban Ag Council and the Georgia Green Industry Association.