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Harmonic radar tags reveal how mosquitoes move through fields and parkland

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By Katie Peikes, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
UD assistant professor and medical entomologist Jennifer K. Peterson (left, pictured with graduate student Hanna Cortes) teamed up with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service on a new study detailing the use of tiny lightweight devices called harmonic radar tags, which harness a radio frequency to track insect movement. Credit: Kathy F. Atkinson and and courtesy of Matthew Siderhurst It's an insect everybody loves to hate.
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Classroom to cornfield

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By Katie Peikes, Jamie Washington, Jessica Henderson Verified
| UDaily Verified
The farm sells homegrown fruits and vegetables in its Farm Store, from asparagus, strawberries, blueberries, peaches, sweet corn, tomatoes, pumpkins, apples and even local honey, apple cider, baked goods and kettle corn. The Farm Kitchen also offers lunch options, ice cream, slushies and more. The outdoor activities offer U-Pick & U-Play with family fun for all ages. Things get extra festive on Saturdays with special guests, live music and extra activities.
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Black Girls with Green Thumbs

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By Jessica Henderson Verified, Katie Peikes, Michele Walfred
| UDaily Verified
Inclusive education is also a defining feature of Black Girls with Green Thumbs. Their programming in gardening, nutrition and yoga is designed to support multiple learning approaches, sensory needs, physical abilities and communication abilities. For example, rather than relying on lecture-based instruction, their programs emphasize hands-on, multi-sensory learning.
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