Hannah Burrack

Hannah Burrack is a Researcher at the Department of Entomology & Plant Pathology, North Carolina State University. Her work focuses on entomology, integrated pest management (IPM), and pest control in small fruits and industrial crops, particularly strawberries, grapes, and hemp.

• Research Areas: Insect pest biology, IPM strategies, agricultural chemical applications, and sustainable crop protection in fruit and tobacco systems.
• Publications: Over 15 recent works on pest management in strawberries, grapes, and industrial hemp, including studies on Spotted Wing Drosophila, Cyclamen Mites, Hemp Russet Mites, and Fire Ants.
• Collaborations: Regularly works with NC State Extension specialists and researchers on multidisciplinary projects related to plant health and pest control.