Farm groups are looking for at least one branch of the federal government to ban state laws that contradict pesticide and herbicide labels approved by the Environmental Protection Agency. Some […] ...

PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY HERBICIDE Vermont Electric Power Company, Inc. (VELCO) has applied for a right-of-way pesticide application permit through the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and ...

If you are going to attempt to kill them, you should use an herbicide called Triclopyr Ester. It is the strongest selective herbicide available to homeowners.

Triclopyr can penetrate the tough, woody stems of plants and help control vines, shrubs, and small trees. These two active ingredients allow crossbow herbicide to provide broad-spectrum control ...

I recently read that the formulation of a leading residential use herbicide had changed in late 2022. Roundup, a Bayer product, has been a mainstay for many American gardeners. The active ingredient ...

Farmers, ag groups and Extension personnel are sorting through the impacts of the Environmental Protection Agency’s final herbicide strategy for compliance with the Endangered Species Act.

Understand How EPA’s New Herbicide Strategy Will Impact Your Farm Farmers can benefit from evaluating fields now and making a game plan for complying with the agency’s requirements. One ...

Purdue Landscape Report: In the last newsletter, an article on triclopyr brought up much discussion on the Roundup brands now containing multiple active ingredients other than glyphosate.

Poison in our drinking water? The other morning I found myself praying for our planet, but primarily for our precious, life sustaining water. In the spring, the City of Boulder and the Northern ...

Unlike glyphosate, a broad-spectrum herbicide, triclopyr specifically targets the growth hormones in dicotyledonous plants, making it effective in controlling species that are difficult to manage with ...

Northern Water and the city will track triclopyr’s effectiveness on the nuisance plant to determine where to apply the herbicide, and ultimately reduce its use over time.

For the first time, the City of Boulder plans to use herbicide at Boulder Reservoir to control Eurasian watermilfoil, an invasive species. This plant displaces native aquatic plants and poses risks to ...