BMP Case Studies/ NYSTA On-line Newsletters



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2018

Developing Optimal Management Programs for Annual Bluegrass Weevil Populations with Different Insecticide Resistance Levels

2017

BMP Case Study - Enhancing Habitat for Native Pollinators with Low-to-No Maintenance Areas

BMP Case Study - Protecting Pollinators on the Golf Course - PDF

BMP Case Study - Protecting Pollinators on the Golf Course - VIDEO

BMP Case Study - Reducing Environmental Impact of Pest Management

BMP Case Study - Integrating BMPs to Increase Sustainability

BMP Case Study - Opportunities for Improvement of Wash Pad Operations

BMP Case Study - Enhancing Habitat for Native Pollinators with Low-to-No Maintenance Areas

2016

Pesticide Product Search Is Online

Clean Sweep Schedule 2016

DEC Clarifies Regulations for Pesticide Spraying for Stinging Insects

Improving Predictions of White Grub Distribution in Turfgrass

Tick IPM Information and Survey

The Many Benefits of Tall Fescue Extend Belowground

2015

Insecticide Resistant Annual Bluegrass Weevil: Understanding, Managing, and Preventing a Superintendent's Nightmare

The Hairy Chinch Bug in New York State

2014

Vertebrate Foraging for Soil Insects

Tolerance/Resistance to Annual Bluegrass Weevil Among Bentgrasses

The Sod Webworms in New York State

Invasive European Crane Flies in New York State

Winter Woes and Insect Foes

Civitas Alters Grass Leaf Genetic Expression

2013

Influence of Low Maintenance and Organic Lawns on Surface and Ground Water Quality

IPM for Turfgrass Disease Management- What Works?

Using Organic Herbicides on School Grounds

2012

Getting More Roots with Less Nitrogen

Staying Off Target: Turf Insecticides Impact Arthropod Communities, But Do We Need to Care?

Regulatory Restrictions on Pesticides in Turf

What the FRAC (HRAC and IRAC)? Rotating Chemistries to Slow the Development of Pesticide Resistance

A Change for Landscape Beds