posted Sep 28, 2016
Earlier this year, the Western Canada Turfgrass Association positioned itself to help lead advocacy efforts directed at two very important golf course turf management fungicides, chloroathonil and iprodione, both up for re-evaluation by Health Canada PMRA.
Read more: Industry Exclusive - The Latest on Chlorothalonil & Iprodione
By Jim Ross
In February of this year, the Pesticide Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) presented an amendment to a re-evaluation decision with regards to the fungicide, chlorothalonil. This amendment would restrict the turfgrass use of this fungicide to a single fall application for the prevention of snow mould. You can download a copy of the WCTA submission below.
-----Original Message----- From: Tom Hsiang [mailto:thsiang@uoguelph.ca]
Sent: Sunday, February 14, 2016 6:58 AM To: exec.director@wctaturf.com
Subject: PMRA restricting use of Chlorothalonil fungicide
Hello Turf Associations,
The following statement was posted on the Greencast.ca website on February 23rd:
Chlorothalonil Re-evaluation
Feb 23, 2016
We want to take this opportunity to share some important information regarding the active ingredient chlorothalonil.
Many WCTA members don't fully understand the BC Pesticide Certificate Recertification program so we've created this list of frequently asked questions to assist. Of course, you can always contact us directly if you have any questions not covered here.