Your bug questions answered part one with Dr. Anna Wallingford of New Hampshire Community Supported Research
About this episode
The episode features Dr. Anna Wallingford answering audience questions about managing insect pests, focusing on tomato leafminer identification.
It’s that time of year when the pests and the questions about how to keep them in check are building up. So, in keeping with the mission of Dr. Anna Wallingford’s New Hampshire Community Supported Research, we surveyed our audience and asked Anna how to deal with the insect pests that are bugging you this time of year. In fact, we got so many bug questions this turned into a two-parter, so in this installment we talk about how to tell which of three potential pests tomato leafminer might be.
People in this episode
Hosts: Andrew Mefferd, Katie Kulla, April Parms Jones
Guest: Dr. Anna Wallingford
Topics covered
- pest management
- insect identification
- community supported research
- gardening advice
- tomato pests
Keywords
- pests
- tomato leafminer
- insect pests
- gardening
- pest control
- New Hampshire
- community research
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: New Hampshire Community Supported Research
Places: New Hampshire
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