Blake Moore
- Health & Well-being
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Agricultural Programs
- Agribusiness
- Animal Science
- Beginning Farmer Program
- Commercial Crops
- Commericial Horticulture
- Delaware Soil Testing Program
- Disease Management
- Farm Vitality and Health Project
- Irrigation
- Nutrient Management
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Insect Pest Management
- Insect Trapping Program
- IPM Hot Topics
- Commercial Field Crop Insect Management
- Commercial Field Crop Disease Management
- Commercial Fruit & Vegetable Crop Pest Management
- EIPM Implementation Projects
- Pollinators
- Research and Extension Demonstration Results
- Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) Management, Research, and Resources
- Publications
- Pesticide Safety Education Program
- UD Plant Diagnostic Clinic
- Variety Trials
- Weed Science
- Certified Crop Advisor Program
- 4-H
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Horticulture
- Climate Variability and Change
- Delaware Soil Testing Program
- Forestry
- Lawn and Garden
- Master Gardeners
- Master Naturalist Program
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Nutrient Management
- Nutrient Management Certification
- Continuing Education for Nutrient Management
- Nutrient Management Planning Resources
- Commercial Nutrient Handler Resources
- Poultry Litter and Manure Management
- Turf Management
- Agriculture Notebook
- Horticulture Handbook
- Agriculture & Horticulture Handbooks
- Crop Production
- Soil Fertility
- Delaware Climate Change Coordination Initiative (DECCCI)
- Salt Impacted Agricultural Lands
Blake Moore
Extension Agent - Natural Resources
Office Location:
Paradee Center
69 Transportation Circle
Dover, DE 19901
Bio
Blake was born and raised in Sussex County Delaware and spent his youth in the small town of Bridgeville, graduating from Woodbridge High School in 1999. After graduation, he joined the Delaware Army National Guard and, after training, started his undergraduate courses. But before graduation, he was called to serve his country in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and served a total deployment of 18 months from May 2004 to Nov. 2005 — 12 of which were in Iraq.
In 2007, Blake graduated from the University of Delaware with a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Management spent the next six years in the private sector working with stormwater management ponds, coastlines and general open space management.
In 2013, he was hired as a Noxious Weed Specialist for the Delaware Department of Agriculture’s Plant Industries Section. This inspired him to invest in a lifelong learning journey that led him to become a Certified Nutrient Consultant, a Certified Crop Adviser, and a LEADelaware Alumnus— all within five years! He also spent a year with the DNREC Drainage Program, serving as a Program Manager managing a great team of folks during one of the wettest years on record. He recalls it as a “great experience seeing good people serve the public under impossible circumstances.”
Blake joined UD Cooperative Extension in May 2019 as a Horticulture and Natural Resources Agent and could not be more excited about the opportunity! Having attended many Extension workshops and events over the years, he knew what kind of positive impact Extension has on the Delaware public, environment, and industry. Blake’s goal is to give his life’s work to the environment and natural resources and he can think of no better place to serve than with the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension.
“I am honored to be a part of the developing Delaware Master Naturalist program and I can’t wait to see the impact that future Delaware Master Naturalists have on Delaware’s natural world.”
Area(s) of Expertise:
- Wildlife
- Master Naturalist
- Trees
- Forestry
- Invasive species
- Plant ID
- Weed ID
- Stormwater
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Additional Links
531 South College Avenue Newark, DE 19716 (302) 831-2501