Thiago earned his horticulture degree from the University of Florida, a master’s degree at Penn State University and is working on his doctorate from Washington State University. He’s the son of Cecilia and Richard Campbell.
Pear producers in Washington, Oregon and California are encouraged to participate in a survey regarding pear pest management practices...
At Appalachian Fruit Research Station, scientists focus on sustainable production for modern systems.
Washington growers and researchers feeling out the potential of natural enemy applications in orchards.
Researcher explores genetics for codling moth control.
Italian researchers test vibrational insect signaling for mating disruption.
MSU speaker says growers need to promote the IPM practices they already do, while still eyeing emerging tools.
Hail netting protects apple trees from pests in University of Minnesota trial.
Connecting pear psylla phenology with IPM strategies proves successful for Wenatchee Valley pear growers.
Oregon research finds wild blackberry brambles show potential as host for spotted wing drosophila parasitoids.
