OSU’s School IPM program helps schools reduce pesticide use
By Heidi Happonen The School IPM Program at Oregon State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences…
OSU part of a cross-institutional team recently awarded $2.61M from the National Science Foundation for microbiome research
By Heidi Happonen The College of Agricultural Sciences and the College of Pharmacy at Oregon…
International IPM
The benefits of a global perspective on Oregon pest management By Heidi Happonen Today, the…
The March of the Mormon cricket
By Heidi Happonen They started crawling up the sides of houses in downtown Arlington. Three…
New research aims to help fruit growers battling the dreaded Spotted-wing drosophila
By Heidi Happonen The Spotted-wing drosophila (SWD; Drosophila suzukii) is a notorious pest that feeds…
Hope to an End of Pointing Fingers Across the Klamath Basin
New research may finally determine exactly what is causing water quality issues in the region…
$3 million USDA grant seeds future of an industry
By Heidi Happonen Dr. Jeremiah Dung, Associate Professor in the Department of Botany and Plant…
New NIFA funding advances understanding of agricultural microbiomes
A USDA NIFA research grant was recently awarded to expand the work of Dr. Posy…
Urban Agriculture | Cultivating opportunity
When Gail Langellotto first started building an urban agriculture program at Oregon State University in…
Teaching in the time of COVID-19
Transforming hands-on, sensory-intensive classes for a virtual environment At the beginning of March, it was…