Extension Impacts

The Department of Plant Pathology and Environmental Microbiology is currently developing impact statements for each of the three mission areas. The list below will be updated as additional impact statements become available.

Evaluating ozone injury to vegetation within U.S. fish & wildlife refuges

2017 Extension impact statement by Professor Donald D. Davis, Ph.D.
Penn State mushroom short course changing industry practices for 60 years

2017 Extension impact statement by Assistant Professor John A. Pecchia, Ph.D. and David M. Beyer, Ph.D.
Penn State Leads Development of a New Way to Promote IPM and Food Security through a $7M USDA AFRI iPiPE CAP Grant

Extension impact statement by Professor Scott A. Isard, Ph.D.
In-Season Product Efficacy Trials for Managing Diseases in Vegetable Crops Used by Conventional and Organic Growers to Manage Vegetable Pathogens

Extension impact statement by Associate Professor Beth K. Gugino.
Online Networks Provide Science-Based Information to Solve Global Plant Disease Problems via Crowdsourcing

Extension impact statement by Professors Seogchan Kang, Ph.D., and David M. Geiser, Ph.D.
Field Crop Research from SEAREC Is Placed in the Growers’ Hands in a Timely Manner

Extension impact statement by Assistant Professor Alyssa A. Collins, Ph.D.

The Public to Be Educated about the Mysterious World of Viruses

Extension impact statement by Professor Marilyn J. Roossinck, Ph.D.
SBR-PIPE Provides Unprecedented Disease Prevention

Extension impact statement by Professor Scott A. Isard, Ph.D.
Damage due to Copper Phytotoxicity and Bacterial Leaf Spot on Peach Reduced Due to Targeted Training

Extension impact statement by Assistant Professor Kari A. Peter, Ph.D.