Online Mapping Service Connects Specialty Crop Growers, Pesticide Applicators and Beekeepers to Protect Sensitive Crops, Pollinators
EPA Fines Pesticide Applicator for Alleged Violations of Federal Pesticide Law on Kansas Farms
Using the 'Guide for Weed, Disease and Insect Management in Nebraska' (EC-130) for Information on Post Herbicide Application

Engineering Research Focusing on Next Generation of Ag Technologies
New Southeast Nebraska Sprayer Clinic Feb. 8
The Southeast Nebraska Corn Growers Association and Nebraska Extension are teaming up to sponsor a new activity for area pesticide spray operators. A sprayer applicator clinic will be held from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wedneday, Feb. 8 at the 4-H Building in Crete at the Tuxedo Park and Fairgrounds. Doors will open for registration at 9 a.m.
Pesticide Particles Can Drift Afar through Inversion Phenomenon
Pesticide applicators must be aware of changing weather conditions to make proper applications and reduce the chance for off-target drift. Off-target drift can damage sensitive crops, other plants, trees, and shrubs, as well as harm people, pollinators, and animals.
Pesticide Drift Tree Damage Reports Up this Spring
Neighbor-to-Neighbor Communication Key to Avoiding Drift Damage
Talking With Each Other: Traditional and Alternative Agriculture
Good neighbors in rural Nebraska keep open the lines of communication and work together — important for growers of both traditional row crops and alternative crops.