Jordan Hazell

Experienced governance and product leader with a proven track record guiding organizations from early-stage growth to global commercialization in highly regulated industries. Skilled in strategic oversight, stakeholder engagement, and cross-functional collaboration through roles on internal councils and external boards.

Hazell, J.R. et al. (2022). Stabilized mating disruption formulations, devices, methods, uses, and systems to disrupt mating amongst carob moths. AU2022201997A1. IP Australia.

Hazell, J.R. et al. (2022). Crop phenology characterization method, and system using same. US20230076104A1. U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Hazell, J.R. et al. (2021). Method for managing crop irrigation, and system using same. US20220183243A1. U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Hazell, J.R. et al. (2020). Method and system for managing treatment of a crop employing localised pest phenology information. CA3097615A1. Canadian Intellectual Property Office.

Martínez-Lüscher J, Teitelbaum T, Mele A, Ma O, Frewin AJ, Hazell J (2022) High-resolution weather network reveals a high spatial variability in air temperature in the Central valley of California with implications for crop and pest management. PLoS ONE 17(5): e0267607.

Frewin A, Adams C, Judd G, Hazell J (2021) Wind Tunnel and Field Evaluation of Trapping Efficiency of Semiochemical Baited Camera-Traps for Capturing Codling Moth (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae). Journal of Economic Entomology 115(6): 2004-2012.

Frewin A, Lopez B, Cox A, Hoffman E, Hazell J (2019) Comparison of Two Traps for Monitoring California Red Scale (Hemiptera: Diaspididae). Florida Entomologist 102(3): 586-591.

NSERC ENGAGE Project: 503495-16 (2016) 1YR, $25K, Characterizing and improving dispersion of attractant from orchard insect traps

NSERC ENGAGE Project: 524172-18 (2018) 1YR, $25K, Impact assessment of temperature and age on the release rates of sex pheromones for pest monitoring reservoirs

SDTC Project: 2018D-3346 (2018-2020) 3YR, $9.9M, Tree stress optimization driven by machine learning.

SDTC Project: 2022A-4010 (2022 - 2025) 3YR, $65M, Actionable fertigation recommendations for high value crops.

Washington State Dept of Agriculture - Accredited Continuing Education Delivered (5.0 CE) 

California Dept of Pesticide Regulation - Accredited Continuing Education Delivered (6.0 CE)

Hazell (2024). Almanac: Wisdom works smarter [Conference Presentation] Northwest Horticulture Exposition, Yakima, WA

Hazell et. al (2021). Rethinking Model-based Management of Codling Moth in Washington State. [Conference Presentation] Northwest Horticulture Exposition, Wenatchee, WA

Hazell et. al (2020). Rethinking degree-day models for codling moth management in Washington State – Pt 2. [Conference Presentation]. Northwest Horticulture Exposition, Yakima, WA

Hazell et. al (2019). Rethinking degree-day models for codling moth management in Washington State – Pt1. [Conference Presentation] Northwest Horticulture Exposition.[Conference Presentation]. Northwest Horticulture Exposition, Yakima, WA

Hazell et. al (2019). Reduce Navel Orangeworm damage through improved spray timing. [Conference Presentation] The Almond Conference, Sacramento, CA

Hazell et. al (2019). Wind Tunnel and Field Evaluation of Semiochemical Baited Traps Capable of Remotely Monitoring Codling Moth (Cydia Pomonella). [Conference Presentation] Orchard Pest and Disease Management Conference, Portland, OR

Hazell et. al (2019). An Evaluation of a Novel Remote Trapping Technology for the Monitoring of California Red Scale (Hemiptera: Diaspididae). [Conference Presentation] Orchard Pest and Disease Management Conference, Portland, OR

Efficacy of Novel Codling Moth (Cydia pomonella) Traps in Laboratory and Field Conditions. Poster Submitted to: Northwestern Horticulture Show. Washington State Tree Fruit Association; 2018 Dec 3-5, Yakima, WA.

Field Evaluation of a Novel Trap for Remote Monitoring of California Red Scale. Poster Presented at: California Citrus Conference. California Research Board; 2018 Oct 10, Visalia, CA.