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37. Pesticides can worsen whitefly infestation Sprays kill natural ...
This happens because whiteflies often develop resistance to pesticides and pesticides often kill the natural predators that were helping keep the whiteflies in check. What you need to do is back off from the stronger pesticides, let the natural predators build back up and use gentler chemicals to cut back the whitefly population to a point where the predators -- such as lacewings, minute pirate bugs, big-eyed bugs, lady beetles and parasitic wasps -- can take over. What you need to do is...
SourceSan Francisco Chronicle,CA

38. Where are the bees? Hives abandoned; small businesses feel sting
Beekeepers at first attributed the losses to bee mites or viruses, ailments in the industry to which they had grown accustomed. Advertisement pollination contributes about $55 million to the value of Pennsylvania crops. Local beekeepers send their bees off, hives and all, on semi trucks to other states to pollinate crops there in Pennsylvania's non-growing seasons. He said he wants his bees to avoid crops treated with neonicotinoid insecticides. They called for identifying potential...
SourcePublic Opinion

39. 2006 a Record Year for Bayer
Bayer CropScience achieved its 2006 target of EUR 1 billion in sales of these new active ingredients that have been launched in core markets since 2000. Bayer HealthCare was particularly successful, with above-market growth in all its divisions and additional momentum coming from the Schering acquisition. Bayer, he said, had improved major performance indicators substantially compared to the previous year. In the Crop Protection segment, representing the conventional agricultural chemicals...
SourcePharmaLive.com (press release),PA

40. What's up with new herbicides
In recent years, the popularity of glyphosate-tolerant systems stymied chemical companies from developing new herbicides. Status, a tank-mix partner with glyphosate, can be used in both Roundup Ready acres and as a stand alone for broadleaf weed control on conventional corn acres, say BASF officials. However, the specter of glyphosate-resistant weeds is snapping new life back into the agricultural herbicide market. It combines broadleaf control similar to Callisto with improved grass...
SourceAgriculture Online

41. Record fine, petty cash
State agriculture officials can hire legions of inspectors, and the Legislature can write volumes of new laws, but the abuse of pesticides will remain a threat to farmworkers and consumers until growers improve their record-keeping. Judge Stevenson said he could neither sustain the complaints nor absolve Ag-Mart because the company's records left him unable to tell whether rules were broken. The company appealed, and a judge dismissed more than two-thirds of the charges because the records...
SourcePalm Beach Post,FL

42. Ethanol demand good for corn crop
Saturday, March 31, 2007 By Rosemary Parker rparker@kalamazoogazette.com 388-2734 On Thursday, scientists and beekepers pleaded with Congress for money to help find out what's killing the nation's honeybees, pollinators of Michigan's $359 million fruit industry. Saturday, March 31, 2007 By Rosemary Parker rparker@kalamazoogazette.com 388-2734 On Thursday, scientists and beekepers pleaded with Congress for money to help find out what's killing the nation's honeybees, pollinators of...
SourceThe Kalamazoo Gazette

43. Lawn care help offered in bid to halt pesticides
KITTERY, Maine "" There may still be snow on the ground, but area communities are hoping local residents will start thinking now about grooming their lawns. The program's main focus is to encourage residents to forgo the chemicals and instead use gardening techniques that will grow a healthier lawn. Also, grass tends to become hearty and more resistant to crab grass and pests if maintained at three inches, about the length of a credit card. Reinehart, the project engineer who is putting...
SourcePortsmouth Herald News,NH

44. Don't stress out over weird winter temps
Then as it got cold and icy, I received an equal number of calls from Carroll County residents concerned about the cold snap and its impact on their plants or possible ramifications for future insect pests. If you must fertilize in the spring, use no more than a half-pound of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet and use a fertilizer that contains at least 40 percent water insoluble nitrogen or slow-release nitrogen. As the remains of past ice and snowstorms were melting away in the recent weeks,...
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45. Simplot ritual looms
Pocatello Idaho State Journal e-journal What is 'e-journal'? > Local News > Top Stories > Business & Stocks > Sports > Classifieds > Blogs > Our Community > Obituaries > Multimedia Place a Classified Letter to Editor Subscriptions Advertising Story Idea Buy ISJ Photos Contacts Search Archives Employment Help. Pocatello Idaho State Journal e-journal What is 'e-journal'? > Local News > Top Stories > Business & Stocks > Sports > Classifieds > Blogs > Our Community > Obituaries > Multimedia...
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