Industry Publications

  • Borden, M.A., Dale, A.G. (2018) An introduction to biological pesticides. Bacillus who? Entomopathogenic what? PestPro Magazine, May/June issue.
  • Benda, N.D, Dale, A.G. (2018) Managing insecticide and miticide resistance in Florida landscapes. PestPro Magazine, March/April issue.
  • Dale, A.G. (2018) Manipulating turfgrass diversity – A potential new approach for more sustainable southern lawns. Florida Turf Digest. Florida Turfgrass Association. January/February 2018.
  • Dale, A.G. (2017) Scale insects and Mealybugs – in the Turf? Clippings Newsletter. Turfgrass Producers of Florida. Summer 2017.
  • Dale, A.G. (2017) Heat, Drought, and Insects in the Landscape: What’s the Prognosis? PestPro Magazine, July/August issue.
  • Dale, A.G. (2017) Scales and mealybugs on turf. PestPro Magazine, March/April issue.
  • Dale, A.G. (2017) Protecting pollinators and ourselves in turf pest management. Florida Turf Digest. Florida Turfgrass Association. January/February 2017.
  • Dale, A.G. (2017) Increasing turfgrass diversity to manage pests: A realistic approach? Clippings Newsletter. Turfgrass Producers of Florida. Winter 2016.
  • Dale, A.G. (2017) Incorporating IPM into your landscape management program. PestPro Magazine, January/February 2017.
  • Dale, A.G. & Harlow, E. (2016) Using neonicotinoids in the landscape. PestPro magazine, September/October 2016.
  • Dale, A.G. (2016) A framework for sustainable urban plant selection and landscape design. Commercial Clippings Newsletter (Clay, Duval, & Nassau Co.), July-August issue.
  • Frank, S.D. & Dale, A.G. (2016) Impervious surface thresholds to select planting sites. North Carolina Urban Forest Council Newsletter, August.
  • Frank, S.D. & Dale, A.G. (2013) Manipulate mites. Nursery Management, May 26-29.
  • Frank, S.D. & Dale, A.G. (2013) Take arms against armored scale. Nursery Management, July.
  • Prado, S.G., Dale, A.G., McClure, T., Frank, S.D. (2013) Optimizing banker plant systems for aphid biological control in floriculture greenhouses. American Floral Endowment Report #217, August.