Providing nesting places in the landscape can boost native bee populations.

Growing fresh herbs adds flavor to food and requires good quality soil, proper spacing and insect control. Herbs are easy to grow and can be used as garnishes.

Planting ornamentals with vegetables can increase pollination.

Learn how to identify and scout for corn leafhoppers after the insect was detected in Oklahoma.

PNC is a devastating nut-feeding insect found throughout pecan growing regions. Adult casebearer moths deposit eggs on the tips of nuts shortly after tree pollination. The primary means of controlling this insect is the use of a well-timed

Learn how the technology works, when scouting is still needed and how it supports integrated pest management in Oklahoma cotton production.

Armadillos that root through soil and mulch for insects are destructive to lawns and flower beds.

By Ashleigh Faris, Michael Trammel and Kelley Seuhs, learn about grasshoppers as a widespread pest in Oklahoma and how their unpredictable population cycles affect rangeland, pasture, row crops, and gardens, while natural weather patterns and

Pest management is the focus of the upcoming Pecan Pest Management Workshop on Feb. 21.

June monthly gardening topics including compost, nature play, turfgrass clippings, insect hotels and drip irrigation systems.