Keyword: Pesticide use
| Title | Author and Source | Category | View TGIF Record |
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| Golf contaminates environment | Feldman, Jay. 2003. Golf Course News. March. 15(3): p. 4-5. |
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96459 |
| Healthier roadsides in Lane County, Oregon |
Kemple, Megan. 2003. Journal of Pesticide Reform. Spring. 23(1): p. 3. |
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86166 |
| Municipal integrated pest management accrediation | Howard, John. 2003. Sports Turf Manager [STA]. Spring. 16(1): p. 12-13. |
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148620 |
| Bee-auty and the golfer Access Restrictions |
Carson, Teresa. 2003. Golf Course Management. February. 71(2): p. 28. |
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84760 |
| Chapter winners Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2003. Golf Course Management. February. 71(2): p. 81, 84, 86, 88, 90. |
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84772 |
| A new definition: 'Organic' golf turf management doesn't have to exclude synthetic materials | Roberts, Eliot C. 2003. Golfdom. February. 59(2): p. 88. |
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85469 |
| Why should golf courses manage organically? Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2003. International Turfgrass Bulletin. January. 219: p. 17-19. |
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86559 |
| What to expect in 2003 Access Restrictions |
Riordan, Carrie. 2003. Golf Course Management. January. 71(1): p. 32. |
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83964 |
| Best Management Practices for Protection of Water Resources in Florida |
Department of Environmental Protection. 2002. [Tallahassee, Florida]: Florida Department of Environmental Protection. iv, 60 pp. |
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94055 |
| Golf Course Pesticide Use in New Jersey - 2002 Survey | Brown, Curt. 2002. [Trenton, New Jersey]: Pesticide Evaluation & Monitoring; Pesticide Control Program, NJ Department of Environmental Protection. [7] pp. |
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94109 |
| Guidelines for directors, managers and superintendents | Anonymous. [200x]. Royal Canadian Golf Association Web Site. p. [1-2]. |
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108714 |
| Golfing greens get intensive treatment |
Anonymous. [200X]. Turfnotes: Turf Management Newsletter. p. [1]. |
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137678 |
| Pesticides Industry Sales and Usage: 1998 and 1999 Market Estimates | Donaldson, David; Kiely, Timothy; Grube, Arthur. 2002. Washington D.C.: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. [4], v, 35 pp. |
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163248 |
| How to use this manual |
2002. p. 3. In: Neyland, John; Anderson, Peter; Laird, Euan. Sportsturf Protection: The Complete Guide to All Turf Protection Products. AGCSA, [2002]. |
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89309 |
| Pesticide storage and handling |
2002. p. 9-12. In: Neylan, John; Anderson, Peter; Laird, Euan. Sportsturf Protection: The Complete Guide to All Turf Protection Products. AGCSA, [2002]. |
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89349 |
| Evaluation of golf turf management systems with reduced chemical pesticide inputs | Grant, Jennifer A. 2002. 2002 Turfgrass and Environmental Research Summary. p. 13. |
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85059 |
| Still behind the 8-ball! (But there's light at the bottom of the pocket) | Foy, Shelly. 2002. The Florida Green. Summer. p. 56-57. |
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82611 |
| Whidbey Island stops roadside spraying! |
Kemple, Megan. 2002. Journal of Pesticide Reform. Summer. 22(2): p. 4. |
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81159 |
| Golf turf management with reduced chemical pesticides | Grant, Jennifer. 2002. CUTT. Winter. 12(4): p. 8-9. |
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80053 |
| Building good will with EPA officials Access Restrictions |
Riordan, Carrie. 2002. Golf Course Management. November. 70(11): p. 32. |
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83327 |
| Communicating your role: It comes with the territory Access Restrictions |
Liebsch, Joe. 2002. Golf Course Management. November. 70(11): p. 52, 54. |
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83335 |
| Why should I do a GROWSAFE course? |
Way, Brian. 2002. New Zealand Turf Management Journal. November. 17(4): p. 30-31. |
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83825 |
| Pesticide safety |
Gray, Tommy. 2002. Georgia Sod Producers Association News. November. 12(3): p. 5-6, 18. |
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96562 |
| The 2002 R&A sponsored BIGGA Golf Environment Competition Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2002. International Turfgrass Bulletin. October. 218: p. 17-20. |
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85227 |
| Tools to help reduce risks from domestic pesticide use - Federal/provincial government domestic pesticide initiatives |
Waring, Madeline. 2002. The Turf Line News. October/November. 172: p. 30-31. |
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84885 |
| An update on pesticides Access Restrictions |
Cousineau, Ken. 2002. GreenMaster. October/November. 37(5): p. 44. |
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83846 |
| Are we guilty? Is water pollution happening at the golf course, or - do our BMPs really work? |
Peacock, Charles H. 2002. North Carolina Turfgrass. October/November. 20(6): p. 18-19, 22-25. |
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83926 |
| Application of agricultural nonpoint source models to predict surface water quality resulting from golf course management practices | |
93567 | |
| Organic Lawn Care: Doug Smith discusses the need for standards and certification | Smith, Doug. 2002. Sports Turf Manager [STA]. Autumn. 15(3): p. 6. |
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83052 |
| Homeowners conserving resources with correct lawn-care practices |
Anonymous. 2002. Kentucky Turfgrass Council: The State of Grass. September/October. p. 12-13. |
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102841 |
| Distortions harm movement's cause | Jackson, Joel. 2002. Golfdom. September. 58(9): p. 26. |
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82098 |
| Debate rages over organic golf | Wilber, Dave. 2002. Golfdom. September. 58(9): p. 61. |
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82132 |
| Joe Alonzi stands up to the plate - as our October meeting host |
Perry, Glenn. 2002. Tee to Green [New York]. September/October. 32(5): p. 12. |
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252897 |
| Top ten pesticide misuses |
Gray, Tommy. 2002. GTA Today. September/October-November/December. 17(5): p. 13-14. |
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177892 |
| Menacing mythology: Debunking the myth surrounding natural versus synthetic pesticides Access Restrictions |
Steinburg, Bill. 2002. GreenMaster. August/September. 37(4): p. 10-12. |
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82268 |
| Comparison and evaluation of eight pesticide environmental risk indicators developed in Europe and recommendations for future use Access Restrictions |
Reus, J.; Leendertse, P.; Bockstaller, C.; Fomsgaard, I.; Gutsche, V.; Lewis, K.; Nilsson, C.; Pussemier, L.; Trevisan, M.; van der Werf, H.; Alfarroba, F.; Blümel, S.; Isart, J.; McGrath, D.; Seppälä, T. 2002. Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Environment. July. 90(2): p. 177-187. |
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82169 |
| A neighbor says your chemicals make him sick... What to do?: You can be prepared for the toxic tort | Veron, J. Michael. 2002. USGA Green Section Record. July/August. 40(4): p. 20. |
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81038 |
| Just the facts, Ma'am, just the facts: Searching for the truth about pesticides and their impact on the environment | Maloy, Brian. 2002. USGA Green Section Record. July/August. 40(4): p. 27. |
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81043 |
| Worm's eye view: Pesticides for turf - a thing of the past or promise for the future? |
Brandenburg, Rick L. 2002. Virginia Turfgrass Journal. July/August. 26(3): p. 24. |
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84844 |
| Use of clopyralid under scrutiny Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2002. Golf Course Management. June. 70(6): p. 10. |
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80429 |
| Does that new pesticide pass the test? |
Frishman, Austin. 2002. Pest Control. June. 70(6): p. 14. |
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80909 |
| Preparing your golf course for tournaments Access Restrictions |
Miller, John. 2002. GreenMaster. June/July. 37(3): p. 6, 8-9. |
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81263 |
| The pesticide ban: What can you do to help? Access Restrictions |
Cousineau, Ken. 2002. GreenMaster. June/July. 37(3): p. 23. |
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116735 |
| Coping with a drought: Golf courses in the state that purchase their water may be asked to reduce water consumption soon |
Bruneau, Art. 2002. North Carolina Turfgrass. June/July. 20(4): p. 18, 20. |
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81231 |
| Best management practices for irrigating golf course turf | Murphy, James A. 2002. Rutgers Extension Web Site. May. p. 1-11. |
130709 | |
| Ecogrow demonstrates world's best practice |
Anonymous. 2002. Turf Craft International. May/June. 84: p. 17-18. |
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80583 |
| Environmental plans for dummies | Jackson, Joel. 2002. Golfdom. May. 58(5): p. 28. |
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79783 |
| A can-do attitude for weed control: Constant attention to detail pays off in the long run | Zontek, Stanley J. 2002. USGA Green Section Record. May/June. 40(3): p. 21. |
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79926 |
| Know your target: Environmentally sensitive pest control | Hermann, Jim. 2002. Update [New Jersey]. May/June. 2(10): p. 14. |
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171545 |
| The value of preserving history Access Restrictions |
Carls, Gary K. 2002. Thru the Green [Northern California]. May. 2(5): p. 6. |
123262 | |
| Golf course design and maintenance: Impact on amphibians | Howard, James H.; Julian, Shannon E.; Ferrigan, Jan. 2002. USGA Turfgrass and Environmental Research Online. May 15. 1(6): p. [1-23]. |
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82797 |
| Lighten up: While expected to deliver carpet-like fairways, superintendents aren't over-relying on insecticide use to get the job done | Aylward, Larry. 2002. Golfdom. April. 58(4): p. 76-77. |
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79620 |
| Long-term modelling of weed control strategies: Analysis of threshold-based options for weed species with contrasted competitive abilities Access Restrictions |
Munier-Jolain, N. M.; Chauvel, B.; Gasquez, J. 2002. Weed Research. April. 42(2): p. 107-122. |
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80173 |
| Phosphorus fertilizer bill clears final hurdles Access Restrictions |
Knutson, David. 2002. Saint Paul Legal Ledger. April 8. p. [1-2]. |
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86350 |
| Is pesticide use socially acceptable?: A comparison between urban and rural settings Access Restrictions |
Coppin, Dawn M.; Eisenhauer, Brian W.; Krannich, Richard S. 2002. Social Science Quarterly. March. 83(1): p. 379-394. |
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53309 |
| Looking back, looking forward: How far we've come and where we're going | Mackay, Jean; Bronski, Peter. 2002. USGA Green Section Record. March/April. 40(2): p. 21-22. |
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79166 |
| Course presentation: Playability vs. aesthetics: Can expectations of American golfers be met in the future? | Foy, John. 2002. USGA Green Section Record. March/April. 40(2): p. 23-24. |
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79167 |
| Methyl bromide uses dying but may not be totally dead Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2002. TurfNews [ASPA]. March/April. 26(2): p. 10. |
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106890 |
| Handle with care: Pesticides require a level of accident alert. Practice these safety basics and avoid reputation-killing risks | Hampshire, Kristen. 2002. Lawn and Landscape. March Supplement. p. P6, P8-P9, P12. |
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81429 |
| Playing the infield: When caring for baseball and softball infields, make sure to cover all your bases | Custis, S. Gary. 2002. Grounds Maintenance. February. 37(2): p. 30-31, 33-34. |
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79654 |
| Kennedy compares pesticides to terrorism | Anonymous. 2002. Grounds Maintenance. January. 37(1): p. 1. |
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79665 |
| Forecast pest problems: Degree-days can tell you when to start looking, and when monitoring is pointless | Brandenburg, Rick L. 2002. Grounds Maintenance. January. 37(1): p. 42-45. |
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79670 |
| IPM initiative sends positive message to municipalities debating pesticide issue |
Jiggens, Mike. 2002. Turf & Recreation. January/February. 15(1): p. 37, 39-40, 57. |
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80939 |
| Lawn lore Help us please - we need a copy of this item. Click here or Email tgif@msu.edu if you can help! Thank you. |
Environmental Defense. 2001. ForMyWorld. p. [1-2]. |
72495 | |
| Poison in the grass: The hazards and consequences of lawn pesticides | Diegelman, Nathan. [2001]. p. [1-14]. In: [Title]. [S. L.: S. N.]. |
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74361 |
| Home Landscape Practices to Protect Water Quality |
Relf, Diane. 2001. [VA: Virginia Cooperative Extension]. [5] pp. |
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147283 |
| The Toxic Treadmill: Pesticide Use and Sales in New York State: 1997-1998 |
Thier, Audrey. 2001. [Albany, New York]: Environment Advocates; and [New York, New York]: New York Public Interest Research Group. [95] pp. Revised Edition. |
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252004 |
| Pesticides and the Home, Lawn, and Garden | Whitford, Fred; Corrigan, Robert M.; Ruhl, Gail; Lerner, B. Rosie; Reicher, Zachary; Gibb, Timothy J. and Blessing, Arlene; Doyle, Diana, eds. 2001. West Lafayette, Indiana: Cooperative Extension Service, Purdue University. 12 pp. |
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261934 |
| Biological control of African Black Beetle (Heteronychus arator) in turf using entomopathogenic nematodes |
Ford, Phillip; Olszewski, Isabella; Nickson, David. 2001. Official Website of the Victorian Golf Association [Victoria, Australia]. Summer. p. 1-8. |
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| Evaluation of golf turf management systems with reduced chemical pesticide inputs | Grant, Jennifer A. 2001. 2001 Turfgrass and Environmental Research Summary. p. 15. |
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78347 |
| The effects of a golf course on leaf litter breakdown rates in a Georgia piedmont stream | MacGregor, R. Gilmore; Herbert, Susan; Meyer, Judy L.; Armbrust, Kevin. 2001. Proceedings of the 2001 Georgia Water ResourcesConference. p. 730-732. |
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187039 |
| Golf courses and the environment | Harivandi, Ali. 2001. California Turfgrass Culture. 51(1-4): p. 5-6. |
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78441 |
| Reducing pesticide inputs in public areas | Baxendale, Frederick. 2001. Proceedings of the 71st Annual Michigan Turfgrass Conference. 30: p. 1-5. |
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71385 |
| Ten reasons not to use pesticides |
Cox, Caroline. 2001. Journal of Pesticide Reform. Winter. 21(4): p. 2-5. |
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79629 |
| Oryzalin |
Cox, Caroline. 2001. Journal of Pesticide Reform. Winter. 21(4): p. 16-20. |
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79630 |
| Environmental Guidelines for the Establishment and Maintenance of Turf and Grassed Areas | Department of Environmental Protection, Water and Rivers Commission. 2001. Perth, Western Australia: Department of Environmental Protection, Water and Rivers Commission. 2, 26 pp. |
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118526 |
| The Nineties: Golf's boom parallels America's prosperity | Jennings, Jon. 2001. On Course. November. 55(6): p. 14-23. |
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77130 |
| Pesticides: Are golfers safe?: University of Florida studies suggest that pesticides do not pose any significant health threat to golfers | Snyder, George H.; Cisar, John L.; Borgert, Christopher J. 2001. USGA Green Section Record. November/December. 39(6): p. 17-21. |
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76906 |
| Seeing is believing: the pesticide issue... |
Witteveen, Gordon. 2001. TurfNet Monthly. November. 8(11): p. 15. |
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277484 |
| The future of pest & disease management Access Restrictions |
Beggs, Alistair. 2001. International Turfgrass Bulletin. October. 214: p. 25-26. |
|
79626 |
| The economic impact and perceived environmental effect of home lawns in Minnesota |
Meyer, Mary Hockenberry; Behe, Bridget K.; Heilig, James. 2001. HortTechnology. October-December. 11(4): p. 585-590. |
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76734 |
| Keep it dry!: Golf turf water management is tied to a number of variables. The goal is to maintain it dry |
Brame, Bob. 2001. USGA Green Section Record. September/October. 39(5): p. 9-10. |
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75377 |
| Canada's golf courses could fall victim in fallout from court ruling over pesticides |
Jiggens, Mike. 2001. Turf & Recreation. September/October. 14(6): p. 10-11, 13. |
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77082 |
| [Pesticide bans] | Witherspoon, Rob. 2001. Sports Turf Manager [STA]. September. 14(3): p. 15. |
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76742 |
| Wellingborough's rash problem | Tolman, Roy. 2001. Greenkeeper International. August. p. 9. |
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208652 |
| Letting nature take its course: Two Oregon superintendents are as dedicated to preserving wildlife as they are to providing standout greens | Aylward, Larry. 2001. Golfdom. August. 57(8): p. 38-40, 42. |
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74762 |
| Windbreaks as a pesticide drift mitigation strategy: A review Access Restrictions |
Ucar, Tamer; Hall, Franklin R. 2001. Pest Management Science. August. 57(8): p. 663-675. |
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74667 |
| Why do we put up with bullies? | Hall, Ron. 2001. Landscape Management. August. 40(8): p. 11. |
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74959 |
| Preventing/minimizing the impacts of southern pine beetles on golf courses |
Knox, Kenneth A. 2001. Through The Green. July/August. p. 29, 39-40. |
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74822 |
| Development of a system to manage pesticide-contaminated wastewater | Yoder, D. C.; Corwin, B. K.; Mueller, T. C.; Hart, W. E.; Mote, C. R.; Wills, J. B. 2001. Transactions of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. July/August. 44(4): p. 877-890. |
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78174 |
| Toronto closer to pesticide ban: Board of health, wary of childhood cancer, wants an end to spraying around homes |
Mittelstaedt, Martin. 2001. The Globe and Mail. July 17. p. A4. |
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74219 |
| Pesticides blanket golf courses | |
93543 | |
| Mercer Oaks I & II Golf Course Water Allocation | |
93564 | |
| An assessment of pesticide use in the Ontario golf course industry 2000: Summary of Ontario Region Program 256gc |
O.G.S.A. 2001. Green is Beautiful. June. p. 18, 20. |
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297595 |
| 114957 Canada Ltée (Spraytech, Société d'arrosage) v. Hudson (Town) | |
|
74224 |
| Golf sprawl: As new courses gobble up the landscape, more Americans are taking to the links and living around them. Has the craze gone too far? |
Morgan, James. 2001. Preservation. May/June. p. 38-47, 115. |
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73686 |
| Whose grass is greenest?: Building a pretty lawn without toxic chemicals | Motavalli, Jim. 2001. E: The Environmental Magazine. May/June. p. 44-45. |
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73300 |
| Costs uncertain: Methyl bromide phase-out becomes reality |
Carter, Colin. 2001. California Agriculture. May/June. 55(3): p. 2. |
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74670 |
| The Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses: Promoting environmental stewardship: Where we've been and where we're going | Dodson, Ron. 2001. USGA Green Section Record. May/June. 39(3): p. 23-26. |
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73242 |
| Why less is better: Planning ahead for an integrated approach to pest management is both environmentally responsible and eminently practical |
Baxendale, Frederick P. 2001. Athletic Turf: Maintenance & Technology. May/June. 4(3): p. 20, 22-23. |
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73605 |