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May 17, 2019 |
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Municipal sports turf managers who know how their playing fields are categorized have a better chance to manage them more efficiently based on agronomics.
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The first round of spraying to kill gypsy moths is underway in Surrey, B.C.
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The City of Burlington, Ont. is stepping up its efforts to control invasive pests, including the emerald ash borer and gypsy moth.
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While spring signifies endless opportunity for many, in the landscape business, many don’t know how to get up to full speed.
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Joining M.K. Rittenhouse & Sons Ltd.'s product line is the Ripagreen Thermal Weeding System, a high-velocity thermal weeder that uses heat to control weeds in urban and rural areas with no chemicals required.
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Ticks are moving across Canada at a rate of between 35 and 55 kilometres a year. Once rare in Canada, ticks have made their way into regions of Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, and they are virtually everywhere in Nova Scotia, bringing with them the threat of Lyme disease.
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Ten ash trees have been earmarked for removal in Halifax Regional Municipality's DeWolf Park following detection of the invasive emerald ash borer.
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Now that winter has given way to spring, British Columbia's Interior Health agency is warning the public to be on the lookout for ticks.
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A Winnipeg neighbourhood association is campaigning for city funds to be freed up to cover the cost of replacing boulevard trees stricken by Dutch elm disease and the emerald ash borer.
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Not all lawn care businesses march to the beat of the same drummer. Many – probably most – offer their customers programs that include a specific number of annual fertilizer and pesticide product applications.
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