VITA

Name: Dr. Jack Baldwin

Location:

Division of Environmental Science

Entomology Project

LSU AgCenter

P.O. Box 25100

Baton Rouge, LA 70894

Telephone: 225-***-****

Fax: 225-***-****

E-mail: abpr0y@r.postjobfree.com

Education:

B.S.--Texas A&M University, General Entomology, 1971

M.S.--Texas A&M University, Forest Entomology, 1972

Ph.D.--Oklahoma State University, Entomology, 1980

Academic Rank: Extension Specialist

Distribution of Effort:

100 % Extension Entomology

Areas: Soybeans

Feed Grains (Corn and Grain Sorghum)

Wheat

Forage and Pastures

Livestock

Public Health

Professional Experience:

1980-present--Specialist (Entomology), Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service,

LSU AgCenter

1974-1976 -- Field Biologist, ICI Americas Inc., Agricultural Chemicals Division

Graduate Student Experience

1977-1980-- Research Assistant, Entomology Department, Oklahoma State University

1980-- Teaching Assistant, Entomology Department, Oklahoma State University

1971-1972 -- Research Assistant, Entomology Department, Texas A&M University

Military Experience

1972-1974 -- 1-Lt., Medical Entomologist, Medical Service Corps, U.S. Army

Societies/Honors/Service:

Entomological Society of America

Southeastern Branch, Entomological Society of America

Public Relations Committee, 1984

Insect Detection, Evaluation and Prediction Committee, 1987-1988

Local Arrangements Committee, 1994

Louisiana Entomological Society

Secretary-Treasurer, 1985-1986

Vice-President, 1987

President, 1988

Louisiana County Agricultural Agents Association

State Board, 1998-2000

Annual Meeting Chair, 2000

Beltwide Cotton Conference

Cotton Insect Conference Program Committee, 1986-1987

Louisiana Agricultural Consultant's Association

Louisiana Pest Control Association

Louisiana Mosquito Control Association

Publication Committee, 2000

Gamma Sigma Delta

Who's Who in the South and Southwest

Publications:

Riley, T.J., J. Negron, and J. Baldwin. 1987. Southern green stinkbug damage

to field corn. Louisiana Agriculture 30:3 and 24.

Riley, T.J., K.J. Ratchford, W.O. Ree, J. Negron, J.L. Baldwin and J.R. Fitt.

1989. Control of chinch bug in Louisiana with soil-applied granular insecticides.

Down To Earth, Vol. 45, No. 3:1-4.

Leonard, B.R., J.B. Graves, S. Micinski, E. Burris, K. Ratchford, J. Baldwin,

A.M. Pavloff and A. Hammond. 1989. Seasonal captures of bollworm and tobacco

budworm (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) males in pheromone baited traps in Louisiana.

J. Entomol. Sci. 24; 107-116.

Baldwin, J.L., J.B. Graves and R. Leonard. 1990. Armyworms in cotton. La. Coop.

Exten. Svc.

Pub. 2377.

O'Brien, P.J., J.L. Baldwin and J.B. Graves. Aphids on cotton. La. Coop. Exten.

Svc. Pub. 2455.

Baldwin, J.L. and T.J. Riley. 1992. Chinch bugs as a pest of corn and grain

sorghum. La. Coop. Exten. Svc. Pub. 2496.

.

Baldwin, J.L. and B.R. Leonard. 1994. Cutworms in cotton. La. Coop. Exten. Svc.

Pub. 2554.

Baldwin, J.L. 1995. Horn fly control with backrubbers. La. Coop. Exten. Svc.

Publ. 1343.

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Baldwin, J. L., 1994. Armyworms. In Handbook of Soybean Insect Pests, ed. L.

Higley and D. Boethel, pp. 38-40. Lanham, MD: The Entomological Society of America.

Baldwin, J.L., L.D. Foil and J.A. Hogsette. 1996. Important fly pests of Louisiana

beef cattle. La. Coop. Exten. Svc. Pub. 2617.

Baldwin, J.L. and L.D. Foil. 1998. Dairy cattle and dairy premise pest management.

La. Coop. Exten. Svc. Pub. 2727.

Presentations:

The use of soil insecticides for early season chinch bug control in corn. Louisiana

Entomological Society, Baton Rouge, La. 1988.

Secondary pest infestation patterns in cotton in Tensas Parish in the Louisiana

Delta. Southeastern Branch, Entomological Society of America, Savannah, Ga.

1992.

1993 Recommendations, Aphids and Whiteflies. Beltwide Cotton Production Research

Conference,

New Orleans, La. 1993.

Emergence of overwintered boll weevil populations in Tensas Parish (1981-1992)

as measured by Pheromone trap data. Southeastern Branch, Entomological Society

of American, Little Rock, Ark. 1993.

Selecting the proper insecticide for your farm - All insecticides are not created

equal. 5th Annual Southern Soybean Conference, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 1997.

The Fall Armyworm as a Pest of Pastures and Hay Meadows in Louisiana during

1998. Southeastern Branch, Entomological Society of America, Destin, FL.,1999.

The Fall Armyworm Epidemic in Louisiana Pastures and Hay Meadows during 1998.

Louisiana Plant Protection Association and Louisiana Association of Agronomists,

Baton Rouge, LA, 1999.

Control of imported fire ants in hay pastures with insecticide baits. 2000.Southeastern

Branch, Entomological Society of America, Mobile, AL, 2000.

Free Standing Educational Exhibits:

Arthropod Pests of Man and Animals

Program:

I am currently employed as an entomology specialist for the Louisiana Cooperative

Extension Service. My crop and commodity responsibilities are soybeans, corn,

grain sorghum, small grains, pastures and forages, livestock and stored grain.

I am responsible for planning and implementing the insect pest management programs

for these various commodities. This involves writing insect control recommendations

based on current research and educating county agents, producers and consultants

through farm visits, group meetings, publications, circular letters, newspaper

articles and radio broadcasts. I also assist county agents with result demonstrations

and applied research. During the winter months, I participate in producer meetings

at the parish, state and national levels. I have been actively involved with

Louisiana Soybean Research Verification Program since 1996. I also conduct applied

research at a LSU Research Station and in cooperation with McNeese State University.

In addition to agricultural work, I am also involved in Extension 4-H activities

such as short course, where I am responsible for the insect identification contest,

and livestock shows. I am also involved with public health insect problems such

as mosquito control.

Publications Career (20 years) 10 Year

Book Chapters/Refereed Journals 5 0

Proceedings/Abstracts/Technical Articles: 8 7

Pesticide Screening Reports (Demonstrations) 179 78

Agricultural Experiment Station 1 0

Cooperative Extension Service 16 8

Newspaper/Magazine Articles 157 / 3 53 / 0

Presentations

Invited Symposia/Conferences 0 2

Submitted Papers at Professional Meetings 13 5

Training Sessions/Consultant/Grower Clinics 313 186

Poster Displays: Exhibits 2 2

External Funding

Industry Support $32,670 $17,900

Commodity Groups --Soybeans and feed grains (Shared with other specialist)

USDA-ARS

Sustainable Agriculture

Graduate Student Committees

M.S. 0 0

Ph.D. 0 0

Departmental and University

Professional Association

Future Plans:

These plans include--

1. to improve electronic mail systems to consultants, industry and producers.

2. to improve Web page capabilities.

3. to seek and develop better distribution channels for publications.

4. to obtain additional outside funding.

5. to develop better 4-H training material and make available on a statewide

basis.

6. to continue and improve applied research activities at research stations.

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