Building a better bee
WSU entomologists use bee semen collected from around the world as part of breeding project to improve genetics of honey bees.
WSU entomologists use bee semen collected from around the world as part of breeding project to improve genetics of honey bees.
After first detecting it late last year, Washington officials mount aggressive response to beehive-destroying Asian giant hornet.
Beekeepers advised to check for Houdini fly maggots and destroy them if found.
Growers try variety of methods to check a possible codling moth resurgence.
Entomologist reminds growers to use all the tools on time.
Samurai wasp releases seek to slice down population of brown marmorated stink bug.
Penn State developing management techniques for invasive pest.
Mating disruption shows promise for San Jose scale.
WSU researchers record pear psylla vibrations to develop mating disruption.
Hot topics on day 2 of the Washington Winegrowers’ annual meeting: How to determine when a vineyard block has reached the end of its useful life and how best to replant.