The Nevada Department of Agriculture has announced the retirement of state entomologist Jeff Knight. Knight's departure marks ...

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - When Mormon Crickets descend upon Nevada, or the California Tortoiseshell makes an abundant appearance or ...

Nevada Department of Agriculture announces retirement of State Entomologist Jeff Knight after 40 years of service.

Jeff Knight has spent 40 years with the Nevada Department of Agriculture, the majority of those as state entomologist.

The Nevada Department of Agriculture announced the retirement of State Entomologist Jeff Knight, effective July 4, 2025, following an extraordinary 40-year career dedicated to safeguarding Nevada’s ...

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