Peer-Reviewed Publications
For an up-to-date list of lab research publications, see Google Scholar page
Media Coverage
Purdue Exponent: Bee Research
For Melon Farmers, Insects’ Benefits May Outweigh Their Costs
As-Needed Pesticide Use Brings Wild Bees, Increases Watermelon Yield Without Reducing Corn Profits
Large-Scale Watermelon Study Bears Fruit
Farmland Pesticides Could Be Harming Monarch Butterflies In Indiana
Pesticides Found in Monarchs’ Milkweed Near Farm Fields
The Science of Buying Local
Using Predators to Control Pests Easier Said Than Done in High Tunnels
Crop Rotations Called into Question
Cover Crops Increase Destruction of Weed Seed in Fields, Shed Light on Predator Interactions
High Tunnels: Good for Crops, But Also Good for Pests?
Milkweed Pesticide Residues Deter Feeding and Egg-Laying by Monarch Butterflies
Purdue Profile
Extension Articles
Identifying Wild Bees as Pollinators of Indiana’s Specialty Crops
Pollination Services in Tomatoes
Enhancing Insect Pest and Pollinator Management with Flowering Cover Crops
IPM Revisited: A Cost-effective Solution for Balancing Pest and Pollinator Management
Dealing with Yield Decline in High Tunnel Tomatoes
High Tunnel Screening for Insect Pest Management
Striped Cucumber Beetles: Densities and Effective Scouting in Watermelons
