Pests and Pesticide Education
What are those spots on the siding of my house, my car or plants? These spots may actually be spores from a group of fungi commonly called "shotgun" or "artillery" fungi.
Welcome to the greatest show on Earth! Insects are the most abundant, fascinating, and diverse life form on Earth. See all of the entomological events we sponsor each year.
Find detailed species descriptions in our collection of entomology fact sheets.
Find information that deals with the insects affecting vegetables, crop management, and the quality of products.
The Pennsylvania Pest Information Platform for Extension and Education (PA PIPE) has been developed as a collaborative effort between Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences faculty and ZedX, Inc. to provide an early warning system for key pests attacking crops.
The Pesticide Education Program strives to educate all pesticide applicators and users across the Commonwealth about pest management alternatives, including the safe, proper, and legal use of pesticides. The program promotes responsible decision-making, which will protect pesticide users, public health, plant and animal health, and the environment.
A northeastern regional view over space and time of dynamic information useful for managing insects or diseases.
Provides information on plant diseases in mushrooms, vegetables, fruits, and ornamentals.
Welcome to the Penn State Entomology vegetable IPM website. Information from this site deals with the insects affecting vegetable crop management and the quality of products. Integrated pest management is a primary focus of the program at Penn State.
AGRS-025. This recently revised 118-page guide summarizes insect, mite, and disease management practices for woody ornamentals and shade trees. The three major topic areas are insects and mites, diseases, and pesticide safety. Its use is intended primarily for arborists, nursery growers, landscape maintenance personnel, extension educators, and consultants. $15.00
