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Water, Water Everywhere But Less Of It Every Day

ТIt is commonly assumed that the worldХs water supply is huge and infinite. This assumption is false. In fact, of all the water on Earth, only 2.5 percent is fresh water, and available freshwater repr

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Bryan Buchko Bryan Buchko

Plan The Work, Work The Plan

EditorХs note: This article is part of an ongoing series about Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs aimed at minimizing, not eliminating, the use of pesticides on sports fields and other public p

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Bryan Buchko Bryan Buchko

Spring Ahead To Healthy Turf

If the goal is healthy, quality turf without the use of pesticides, implementing an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program is a way to get the desired results. IPM programs have been used for

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Bryan Buchko Bryan Buchko

Integrated Pest Management Update

EditorХs note: This article is part of an on-going series focused on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs. ItФs aimed at minimizing, not eliminating, the use of pesticides on sports fields. The

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Bryan Buchko Bryan Buchko

Integrated Pest Management Update

After articles about IPM began to appear in Parks & Rec Business, Clint Waltz, Ph.D., the educational program organizer of the Georgia Turfgrass Association (GTA), contacted me about

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Bryan Buchko Bryan Buchko

Pesticide Rebuttal

Second in a continuing seriesNo, pesticides are not saving the Earth. Instead, they are poisoning us. EditorХs Note: When the July issue started hitting mailboxes all over this country, my In Box bega

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Bryan Buchko Bryan Buchko

Integrated Pest Management Update

Second in a continuing seriesParks & Rec Business Report Yields Results! EditorХs note: This article is part of an on-going series focused on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs aimed at min

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Bryan Buchko Bryan Buchko

How Pesticides Are Saving The Earth

Pesticide Viewpoint An essay from a co-founder of GreenpeaceEditorХs Note: This editorial, written by Patrick Moore, was first published in the editorials section of the National Post on Thursday, Apr

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