The active ingredient, Carbaryl, used in an insecticide commonly sold as ‘Sevin’ has been de-registered by Health Canada.
Read more: Another One Bites the Dust - Carbaryl De-registered for Turf Uses
In November, 2016, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency announced their proposed re-evaluation decision (PVRD) for Imidacloprid, the active ingredient in Merit®, an insecticide registered for control of European chafer, Japaneese beetle, Black Turfgrass Ataenuis and European crane fly larvae on turf.
Read more: About Face - PMRA Changes Their Mind About Imidacloprid
courtesy Turfgrass Producers Institute
Joe Vargas learned early in his Michigan State career not to question Jim Beard, much less make a bet with him.
Invasive Japanese Beetle Lands in Vancouver; City Parks to be Sprayed. Province orders city to spray 19.3 hectares of public land with larvacide in attempt to eradicate beetle before it spreads.
Jessica Kerr / Vancouver Courier
MAY 24, 2018 03:19 PM
Liberal MLA for Columbia River-Revelstoke, Doug Clovechok, flattered the golf industry (and challenged the NDP to a match) with the following statement in the BC parliament on May 29th, the newly created, National Golf Day.