Plant and Pests Diagnostics Cooperative Extension in Lancaster County University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Contact Us at lancaster@unl.edu
 
*Plant Problems
*Insect Pests
Annual Report 2002-03
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Plant and Pests Diagnostic Services

Throughout the year, Lancaster County residents bring sick plant parts and an assortment of insects, pests and wildlife “signs” to the UNL Cooperative Extension in Lancaster County office.

A free service, extension horticulturists and entomologists identify insects, weeds and diseases in and around the home and garden and make recommendations about the best way to help manage these problems.

People can save money, protect trees and ornamentals and their home and eliminate nuisance pests — often with less pesticides — by having a correct diagnosis and using expert recommendations.

Drugstore and Cigarette beetle photoPhoto right of a drugstore and cigarette beetle taken with a digital microscope and used to illustrate educational materials.


University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension in Lancaster County
444 Cherrycreek Road, Suite A, Lincoln Nebraska 68528-1507
Phone: 402-441-7180 | Web Site: http://lancaster.unl.edu

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