Integrated Pest Management for Horticultural Crops
Dr. Cranshaw's research and extension program addressed the integrated pest management of arthropods affecting horticultural commodities throughout Colorado. Much of his work focused on the practical diagnosis and management of insect pests for growers and gardeners, alongside teaching and outreach that reached audiences well beyond the university. Following the 2008 description of thousand cankers disease of walnut, the lab devoted considerable effort to understanding this emerging threat. Its extension fact sheets, image libraries, and diagnostic guides — including the Colorado Bug Mugs and Arthropods of Colorado — remain enduring resources for the state.
Read MoreThe Colorado Hemp Insect Resource
The lab also developed the CSU Hemp Insect website, a practical guide to the insects, mites, and other arthropods found on hemp. It brings together fact sheets, an image library, pesticide and regulatory information, and management recommendations to help hemp producers recognize and respond to the pests they encounter in the field.
Publications
Explore the Cranshaw Lab's extensive body of entomology research and extension resources on the insects and arthropods of Colorado's horticultural and specialty crops.
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Contact Information
mailing address307 University Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80523
phone e-mail whitney.cranshaw@colostate.edu