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Spotted Winged Drosophila and Brown Marmorated Stink Bug

Session 2 of Winter Wednesday Lunch Series: Vegetable and Small Fruit Production Webinars
     Penn State and Cornell University have teamed up to present a series of webinars on critical production issues. This series provides timely updates in commercial and small fruit production for commercial growers, extension educators, and industry representatives in Pennsylvania, New York, and surrounding states. $10 per webinar or $35 for entire series; includes access to handouts and webinar recordings.
Dr. Kathy Demchak (Penn State), Dr. Shelby Fleischer (Penn State) and Dr. Greg Loeb (Cornell) discuss the biology, identification, and management of two new insect pests of berries and vegetables.



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