Oklahoma State University Department of Entomology & Plant Pathology

Q: "Can someone identify this little guy for me? He has quite a character by leaning from side to side, crawling quickly, and jumping nimbly. I don't think I have ever seen one before." A: Great question! "This is an immature (nymphal) katydid." : Brian M., Facebook fan

Yesterday we celebrated the grand opening of the Oklahoma State University Greenhouse Learning Center! This $6-million facility will serve students in multiple disciplines in Oklahoma State College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources including horticulture, landscape architecture, agricultural education, plant and soil science, natural resource ecology and management, and entomology.

"Oklahoma State University is helping spread the word about insects, by getting students involved, and by conducting research and citizen science project." : OSU First Cowgirl

The Entomology department at Oklahoma State University is small and student-centered. Students can expect to receive individualized attention, access to scholarships and a wide range of opportunities for internships and one-on-one research experiences with a faculty mentor. : http://entoplp.okstate.edu/

Justin Talley, Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension livestock entomologist talks about the importance of managing horn flies. : https://okla.st/2Hd6Tu8 : https://okla.st/2ZewjO8