June 14, 2022
University of Georgia public health specialist, Elmer Gray, lays out the landscape of some seasonal bloodsuckers. Listen now to learn ways of keeping the world's most dangerous animal at bay this summer.
April 28, 2022
Dr. Keith Delaplane talks about his recently published book, Crop Pollination by Bees. He explains how supporting a diversity of bee species - both managed honeybees and wild, solitary bees - is critical for the future of agriculture.
April 5, 2022
Fruit entomologist, Dr. Ash Sial, talks about a tiny, yet destructive vinegar fly that is now a globally important pest.
The IPM on the Fly podcast is brought to you by the UGA Extension IPM Program with funding from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Expert guests join us for light-hearted, yet informative conversations each month that highlight various topics in integrated pest management.
Emily Cabrera
Emily is the communications coordinator for the UGA IPM Program. She works with specialists on a wide range of educational programs in the College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences. Emily invites expert guests for non-stuffy conversations about topics in pest management that everyone can relate to.
Michele Hatcher
Michele works for the University of Georgia Entomology Department where she writes articles which focus on the many aspects of entomology. A former journalist and newspaper editor, Michele naturally enjoys asking questions and partaking in lively discussions.
