Chemicals, Fertilizers and Biologicals
Preserving the Oldest Tree in Buffalo
Arborjet, a leader in tree and plant health, will be treating the oldest tree in Buffalo for Anthracnose (Leaf Blight).…
X-Out™ Registered in California
Prime Source, LLC, announces the registration of their X-Out in California. X-Out is a liquid soluble, non-selective herbicide for application…
Target Specialty Products Announces Part Two in the Turf Fuel® Master Class™ Business Growth Webinar Series for Turf Professionals with ‘Precision Aeration Programming for Turf’
Target Specialty Products, a leading value-added service provider of pest and turf and ornamental solutions in the United States and…
Water Soluble Powdered Insecticide, and Growth Regulator
Arborjet Inc., a leader in plant health care announces the introduction of AzaSol® WSP. This is the same exceptionally potent,…
BioPro Line of Products Receives Registration Approval in CA.
Arborjet & Ecologel are pleased to announce that eleven products within the BioPro® Technologies line have been approved in California.…
Nufarm announces Cheetah® Pro Non-Selective Herbicide approval in California
Nufarm Americas today announced the approval of Cheetah® Pro non-selective herbicide in California. Cheetah Pro provides fast and effective control…
PBI-Gordon celebrates 50 years of Trimec
One of the more popular and widely used broadleaf herbicides on the market is turning 50. Manufactured and marketed by PBI-Gordon since…
Nufarm introduces Q-Ball
Nufarm Americas has introduced the new Q-Ball herbicide to control crabgrass and other summer weed escapes, including clover, dandelion, dollarweed, foxtail, kikuyugrass,…
Prime Source becomes Exclusive Distributor for Zelto®
Prime Source, LLC, announces their exclusive distributor agreement with Marrone® Bio Innovations https://marronebioinnovations.com, – developers of the OMRI Certified Zelto®-…
Managing Your Course Heading Into Fall
Golf course management is a year-round job, however, as we head into the fall season, unique problems face superintendents that…