MyIPM For Vegetables Team

MyIPM for Vegetables supplies producers with IPM information for disease and insect management in cucurbits and tomatoes. The app also provides visual and audio content to facilitate pest and disease identification in the field.
Dr. Nupur Sarkar, Dr. Lina Bernaola, and the Bernaola Lab

Implementing Plant Varietal Resistance for Management of the Invasive Rice Delphacid
Eddie McGriff

Eddie’s work has primarily focused on integrated pest management for row crops, such as cotton, peanuts, and soybeans.
Sonja Swiger

Sonja has provided valuable training courses on vector identification, disease detection, and vector control.
Tommy Butts

Friends of IPM Awards The mission of the Southern IPM Center is to champion the development and adoption of integrated pest management (IPM), the science of managing pests while protecting people, the environment and economy. Each Regional Center engages broadly with stakeholders to identify and address regional pest priorities in agriculture, communities and natural areas. […]
Scott Graham

Scott specializes in row crop entomology with an emphasis on cotton, peanuts, and soybeans. In his position, Scott conducts applied research to advance innovative IPM strategies for controlling row crop pests.
Cameron Jack

He specializes in apiculture and researches insect and fungal pests of honey bees.
Dan Killingsworth

In his 30-year pest control career, Mr. Killingsworth has provided quality pest control services to Florida residents and elevated private-sector mosquito management practices.
Elmer Gray

Friends of IPM Awards The mission of the Southern IPM Center is to champion the development and adoption of integrated pest management (IPM), the science of managing pests while protecting people, the environment and economy. Each Regional Center engages broadly with stakeholders to identify and address regional pest priorities in agriculture, communities and natural areas. […]
Jawwad Qureshi

Jawwad’s innovative monitoring, biological control, and chemical control research has greatly impacted Asian citrus psyllid suppression and IPM in citrus crops.