News Archive: Entomology
One Health coordination is key as New World screwworm remains outside U.S.; Kentucky producers urged to stay alert
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Jordan Strickler
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While the screwworm is concerning cattle producers, human infections remain extremely rare.
UK researcher’s work understanding honey bees receives prestigious grant
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Lindsay Travis
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One University of Kentucky researcher has earned a prestigious award to advance her studies on how environmental changes impact honey bees.
Cultivating growth in horticulture: UK Research and Education Center reflects on a century of impact
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Jennifer Elwell
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Improving fruit and vegetable production in Western Kentucky was a primary focus of the Princeton-based agricultural experiment station when it opened in 1925. Later efforts included integrated pest management strategies and nursery crops, elevating the significance of UKREC’s horticulture impact.
University of Kentucky launches One Health Initiative, welcoming new members and partnerships
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Christopher Carney
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The University of Kentucky One Health Initiative is a hub for collaborative research, instruction and extension programs that promote human, animal and environmental health in Kentucky.
University of Kentucky Research and Education Center hosts Wheat Field Day 2025 on May 13
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Jennifer Elwell
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Wheat growers and agribusiness professionals are invited to learn the latest production recommendations and market updates in Princeton, while celebrating UKREC’s centennial year.
Red meat allergy webinar registration now open
By
Jordan Strickler
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UK experts will discuss strategies to reduce tick bites as well as how to live with Alpha-Gal Syndrome.
Bourbon Brood of periodical cicadas ready to sing this spring in Kentucky
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Jennifer Elwell
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UK entomologists encourage farmers and homeowners to use non-invasive methods to protect their trees and shrubs.
Eastern Tent Caterpillar Update: Protecting horses and trees amid late winter conditions
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Jordan Strickler
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While a cold winter delayed hatching for some counties, others are just now starting to reach the threshold.
Corn rootworm’s secret weapon: How a genetic ‘pause’ helps a billion-dollar pest survive winter
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Jordan Strickler
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New research spearheaded by the University of Kentucky could help farmers and the agriculture industry save billions of dollars annually.
Integrated Pest Management Virtual Training School set for March 12
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Christopher Carney
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Specialists will share the latest in integrated pest management research, trends and new technology, including drones.
