Matt Bertone

Matt Bertone is an active entomology specialist with North Carolina State University's Department of Entomology & Plant Pathology within the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. His work focuses on practical entomological solutions through the NC State Extension program, producing numerous fact sheets and guides for both agricultural professionals and the general public.

His research interests span multiple entomological domains including invasive species management, household and agricultural pest control, and urban entomology. Bertone's work particularly emphasizes identification and management of problematic arthropods affecting North Carolina residents, from pantry pests to invasive earthworms and ticks. His publications demonstrate expertise in translating complex entomological knowledge into accessible guidance for diverse audiences.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals consistent focus on practical pest management solutions across multiple environments. His work shows particular strength in addressing emerging invasive species threats while maintaining strong coverage of common household pests. The publications follow a consistent format designed for practical application by extension agents, farmers, gardeners, and homeowners.

Bertone frequently collaborates with other extension specialists including Sydney Crawley, Michael Waldvogel, and Hannah Burrack, while also authoring solo publications. His work is primarily disseminated through the NC State Extension publication system, reaching audiences through both digital and print formats.