- Predatory mites benefit apple growers in Pennsylvania - Pennsylvania tree fruit growers could potentially save up to one million dollars per year in pesticide applications, reduce their pesticide usage by almost one ton of active ingredient, as well as receive federal conservation payments, thanks to a predatory mite recently discovered by a Penn State researcher....more (9/2005)
- Soybean aphids appear in Lancaster County (6/05)
- EPA Approves Mite Away II - State registrations and details on cost and availability are pending and will be posted when released. (Link to press release)(4/05)
- 2004-2005 Honey Bee Losses are High - Click to learn possible reasons why and the repercussions for crop growers in PA. (4/05)
- Multicolored Asian Lady Beetles are emerging from their winter hideaways. Click here to find out what can you do to prevent them from entering your home. (3/05)
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