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Prof. and Extension Plant Pathologist(501) 676-3124tfaske@uada.eduLonoke Extension CenterLonoke, AR
Travis’ applied research/extension program investigates the integrated use of host plant resistance and nematicide/fungicide (timing and efficacy) to manage plant-parasitic nematodes and fungal diseases in corn, cotton, peanut and soybean.
Asst. Prof and Extension Plant Pathology(870) 673-2661ywamishe@uada.eduRice Research and Extension ServiceStuttgart, AR
Camila's research/extension program focuses on generating, evaluating, and disseminating solutions to the disease problems associated with field crops such as rice, soybeans, and corn. The potential solutions to disease problems are developed using applied research in the field.
Assoc Prof and Extension Plant Pathologist(501) 676-3124tspurlock@uada.edu Lonoke Extension CenterLonoke, AR
Dr. Terry Spurlock is an Extension and Research Plant Pathologist working on the etiology, epidemiology, and integrated management of economically important diseases of soybean, corn, grain sorghum, cotton, and wheat. Dr. Spurlock holds degrees from Tyler Junior College (AAS Horticulture, 1997), Texas A&M University (BS Agronomy, 1999), and University of Arkansas (MS Plant Pathology, 2009 and PhD Plant Science, 2013).