It will take approximately 2 to 3 hours to complete the training and testing. There is no charge. If you have an insect that you can't identify, we can help. Please bring the insect to the office in a container of some kind as soon as you can. If we can not identify it locally, we will send it to the University of Missouri at Columbia and get an answer.
Nematodes are very damaging to soybeans, some vegetable and fruit crops and other plants.
Samples need to taken and handled in very certain ways. Contact our office for help. The University of Missouri's Veterinary Lab provides many services for livestock producers. Animals can be sent or taken to the lab when sick or after death to determine what's wrong. You should contact your local veterinarian first.