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Our guest this week is Suzanne Wainwright Evans.

She is an ornamental entomologist specializing in integrated pest management.

Suzanne has been involved in the

green industry for more than 25 years with a focus on biological control and using pesticides

properly. She is a graduate of the University of Florida with degrees in both entomology and

environmental horticulture. She has worked throughout the United States and internationally

consulting to greenhouses, nurseries, landscapers, and interior scape companies.

She is the owner of Bug Lady Consulting, now in business for over 16 years.

If you miss my first interviews with her, I highly suggest you start there.

Suzanne reached out again because she wanted to come back on to talk about scouting and other topics that

she's noticed have been issues for many cannabis growers on her farm visits. Just a reminder,

if you are a large-scale commercial cultivator and are serious about consulting or setting up an

integrated pest management program utilizing beneficial insects, I can't recommend her enough.

Her website is wwwbugladyconsulting.com.

If you're a small grower, then I suggest you try to attend one of her upcoming lectures

or workshops.

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