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Amy Dismukes discusses different kinds of insect scale; Wes Hopper answers tree questions. This Week on The Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South: TSU Central Region Nursery Extension Specialist Amy ...

In this Wired video, an entomologist answers all sorts of insect questions. Insects and bugs have fascinated me since I was a kid, and I still get excited to learn new bug facts. This video is full of ...

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Penn State Extension in Lancaster County has reopened its Garden Hotline for office visits and sample drop-offs. During the COVID-19 office closure, master gardeners worked from home, answering garden ...

Concerning Neil Santaniello’s April 18 article: I heartily agree with using imported insects to attack the melaleuca trees, but has a study been made to see if these insects may be toxic to the ...

From termites to palmetto bugs, you can find a variety of insects inside and outside your Myrtle Beach home. This summer, you might be swatting away fruit flies, itching a no-see-um bite or admiring ...

Are we facing insect Armageddon? A recent study found that German nature reserves have seen a 75% reduction in flying insects over the last 27 years. The researchers involved made stark warnings that ...