Spring should be here soon, so pay attention to the weather if you have a lawn service that applies broadleaf herbicides. If you have mature trees (especially oaks) and the weather this spring starts ...
If you have oak trees in your yard and a lawn service that applies broadleaf herbicides to your lawn, pay attention to the weather this spring. Oak trees can be harmed by some broadleaf herbicides ...
Q: You have mentioned applying broad weed killer to lawns. Does that apply to creeping Charlie, which has become a tenacious problem in my bit of city lawn? And, if so, what type of solution do you ...
Nufarm Americas Inc., Alsip, Illinois, announced that Scorch EXT herbicide has received 24(c) registration in Colorado for broadleaf weed control in fallow and eco-fallow fields. A herbicide premix ...
Soybean and cotton producers who use a broadleaf herbicide that has been under the scrutiny of federal regulators the past two years has received the green light for the 2019 growing season. On Oct.
Gardeners have a saying: “Give a weed an inch and it will take a yard.” Weed control is a common problem. Achieving control is often challenging and safety must be followed when using pesticide.
Both regulatory and consumer forces have increased the demand for biopesticides, particularly in amenity areas such as turfgrass. Unfortunately, few natural products are available for selective weed ...
As the popularity of Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) programs continues to grow throughout the utility industry, the same goes for the adaptation of selective herbicide applications. Selective ...
Q: My neighbor never cleans up the apple mess around his trees in the fall, so we have what looks like little trees popping up everywhere in our lawn, flowerbeds and garden. I tried some Roundup, but ...
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