Bugs by the Yard
Bugs by the Yard
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
Learn about insects that occur in urban backyards and gardens of Texas; whether they be pests, beneficials, or really fascinating! This podcast is presented by Molly Keck, Wizzie Brown, and Erfan Vafaie through the Department of Entomology with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service & Texas A&M Department of Entomology. Bugs by the Yard image produced by Natalie Cervantes. Intro and outro music produced by Owen DesBles.
Stink bugs and Leaffooted bugs
Are you wondering what those bugs are on your tomatoes? ....or peppers...or eggplant.... This episode will cover two common culprits- stink bugs and leaffooted bugs. Logo by Natalie Cervantes Music by Owen DesBles
Aug 19, 2021
19 min
Spider Mites
Are you seeing webbing on your plants but no spiders? You may need to take a closer look for spider mites. While related to spiders, spider MITES are a different beast. Listen to learn what to look for and what you can do about them. https://texasinsects.tamu.edu/spider-mite/ (https://texasinsects.tamu.edu/spider-mite/) Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
Jul 21, 2021
23 min
Cicadacopalypse
We've been hearing a lot about Cicada "brood X" this season - what are they and how come we aren't seeing them in Texas? Learn about cicadas, their long sad life underground, and how to chase them around the country. Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
Jun 24, 2021
25 min
Wasps & wasps & wasps oh my!
Wasps are a concern because they care capable of stinging, but they can also be beneficial as pollinators and predators. We'll cover common wasps that can be found in Texas and when you should be concerned about them being in your yard. Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
Jun 10, 2021
31 min
Aphids suck
Aphids are a sucking insect pest that plagues almost every home gardener. In this episode we discuss some basics about aphid biology, some of the predators, and how to manage them. Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
May 27, 2021
33 min
Common turfgrass pests, Part ii.
In this two-parter, Dr. Becky Bowling, Extension Specialist in Urban Water, talks to us about some of the most common turfgrass pests in Texas and how to monitor for them. In this episode, Dr. Bowling covers some of the other common pests we see in Texas turfgrass. Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
May 13, 2021
28 min
Common turfgrass pests, Part i.
In this two-parter, Dr. Becky Bowling, Extension Specialist in Urban Water, talks to us about some of the most common turfgrass pests in Texas and how to monitor for them. In this episode, Dr. Bowling covers grubs and chinch bugs. Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
Apr 29, 2021
31 min
Vegetable Gardens
Time to start your vegetable gardens! Learn a bit about what the Bug's by the Yard hosts do to prepare, establish, and manage pests on their vegetable gardens. Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
Apr 15, 2021
25 min
Pollinator Gardening
After that rough winter storm, spring has thrust itself upon us! Every year we get asked what to plant to attract pollinators - we discuss some of our favorite pollinators, how to prevent harm to pollinators, and some plants to consider to attract pollinators. We also mention a pollinator citizen science project (https://sixleggedaggie.com/pollinator-project) that gives you an opportunity to determine what plants are considered most attractive to pollinators in your area! Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
Apr 1, 2021
29 min
Insects and Winter Survival
Any time we get some cold snaps we get asked the question "will there be less insects this year?". In this episode, we discuss some insect cold tolerance strategies. Disclaimer: This episode was recorded after the first snowfall in Texas, but BEFORE winter storm Uri. Little did we know what was to come! Podcast art by: Natalie Cervantes Podcast music by: Owen DesBles
Mar 18, 2021
18 min
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