Sherrie Smith

Plant Pathology Instructor, Plant Health Clinic Diagnostician

Black Rot is a common disease of crucifers grown here in Arkansas. See the article below for more information about prevention.

Aaron Cato

Assistant Professor and Horticulture IPM Specialist

After blackberries are harvested there are still many pests that need to be monitored and controlled throughout the fall and winter months to ensure that yields are maximized in the following year. See below for recommendations on management.

Wendell Hutchens

Assistant Professor of Turfgrass Science

Large patch (Rhizoctonia solani) is a widespread, damaging disease of warm-season grasses in Arkansas. Properly identifying the disease as well as managing it through cultural and chemical practices allows for healthier and more aesthetically-pleasing turfgrass.

Jon Zawislak

Assistant Professor of Apiculture and Urban Entomology

Fuzzy little drain flies can appear suddenly and mysteriously, becoming a nuisance in kitchens, bathrooms, and other places with moisture and organic matter. Persistent efforts may be required to identify and eliminate breeding sites.