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Dr. Godfrey worked tirelessly on applied insect ecology and the advancement of IPM strategies

April 24, 2017

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Dr. Larry Godfrey, University of California Cooperative Extension entomologist.

Dr. Larry Godfrey, 60, University of California Cooperative Extension entomologist and 26-year veteran of the Department of Entomology and Nematology, succumbed to cancer on April 18.

During his storied career, Dr. Godfrey worked tirelessly on applied insect ecology and the advancement of integrated pest management (IPM) strategies. He worked to harness IPM as a tool toward sustainability in California agriculture.

His work focused largely on IPM strategies in cotton, rice, vegetables, alfalfa, and other crops.

Funeral services for Dr. Godfrey will be held April 29 in Salem, Ind.  

Read more on Dr. Godfrey’s career on UC’s Alfalfa & Forage News blog. 

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