Louisiana Agricultural Technology & Management Conference February, 15-17, 2012 Marksville, LA.
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1 Louisiana Agricultural Technology & Management Conference February, 15-17, 2012 Marksville, LA NEW RICE INSECTS and DISEASES PAGES at Anna Mészáros 1, Natalie Hummel 1 Johnny Saichuk 2 Don Groth 2, Clayton Hollier 3 Lisa West 4 LSU AgCenter 1 Department of Entomology, 2 Rice Research Station, 3 Department of Plant Pathology and Crop Physiology, 4 Department of Web and Application Development
2 Rice extension entomology Rice Water Weevil Demonstration tests to evaluate current rice water weevil management practices on commercial rice farms J. Saichuk N. Hummel
3 Rice extension entomology Rice Stink Bug Demonstration Test to compare the efficacy of a rice stink bug insecticide, Tenchu20 SG, to that of commonly used pyrethroids J. Saichuk C. Gautreaux
4 Rice extension entomology Rice Scout mobile application
5 Our Goal: Educate clientele Research advances Encourage communication and adoption Diagnose problems in the field & share solutions Information delivery
6 Information delivery (at the beginning ) Farm visits Field days Phone calls Meetings Newspapers Newsletters Flip guides s
7 Information delivery (now ) Facebook Twitter Blogging
8 Information delivery (now ) Using social media is a good way to deliver and share information BUT Social Media Good tool to deliver information LSU AgCenter Source of reliable information
9 Rice Insect survey 2009 Where do you go for information on rice insect management? 75 % LA TX The use of one information source does not exclude another.
10 Rice Insect survey 2010 Where do you go for information on rice insect management? % LA TX individuals from Louisiana and 32 individuals from Texas answered this question. The use of one information source does not exclude another.
11 Information delivery Advantages of information delivery through websites: it is adaptable it can be easily updated with minimal expenses Updating hard copies = printing new versions
12 (before)
13 (before) crops /
14 (before) crops / rice /
15 (before) crops / rice / Insects
16 (before) crops / rice / Insects / Rice Insect Field Notes
17 (before) So much information Newsletters, scouting videos, power point presentations, pictures. Spread out all over the website Nobody knew about it Redundant information Outdated information
18 Goal: Update and reorganize the web content of rice insects related pages on Make it more accessible more user friendly more organized
19 Goal: Provide pictures and presentations to help proper identification of pests and beneficials Why is it important? An effective IPM strategy relies on knowledge of the important pest species attacking the crop, proper identification of species, frequent sampling for pests, and utilization of a variety of control tactics.
20 This is how we started Don Grothand Clayton Hollier Crowley Rice Research Field Day (2010) Poster presentation, flyers Using the rice diseases website as an example, we started to work on the rice insects page
21 NOW The rice diseases and insects pages are organized in an enhanced user-friendly format. The content was updated to include basic information, photo galleries, presentations, management recommendations and trainings.
22 Plant diagnostic center (link) Rice disease training presentations sheath blight, blast, stem rot, bacterial panicle blight, grain smuts, the Cercosporacomplex, seed rot, and water mold Rice diseases photo galleries sheath blight, blast, stem rot, bacterial panicle blight, grain smuts, the Cercosporacomplex, seed rot, and water mold Rice fungicide links Louisiana plant pathology series (rice) Rice disease publications & identification
23 Rice insect presentations Rice insect photo galleries Online rice pest identification guide Louisiana rice insects blog by Natalie Hummel Demonstration tests (coming soon) Rice field notes by Johnny Saichuk Meetings (oral and poster presentations) (coming soon) Rice Pest Management Guide & Insecticide links (coming soon) Extension publications (coming soon)
24 Your feedback is IMPORTANT! The structure of these pages will continue to be revised and updated based on your feedback. Please notify us if you see errors or glitches. Encourage others to use the website. Users have the ability to rate the webpages and directly webpage author(s) for additional information.
25 Your feedback is IMPORTANT! Building the new home page for Rice Weed management/identification section is in progress It s a good example to encourage other commodities to follow us and work on their website too. LSU AgCenter YouTube account Scouting videos Videos of picture series
26 Acknowledgement Contributors: M. O. Way, Natalie Hummel, Johnny Saichuk, Don Groth, Clayton Hollier, Boris Castro, Rita Riggio, Julien Beuzelin, Nicholas Colligan and Lisa West Funding: Rice Research Board
27 THANK YOU
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