PEP-TALK Archive

2008 Volume 12

• Issue 4, May 2008 - Iowa and Indiana Register Sensitive Crops and Apiaries, Aerial Applications May Increase this Year, Scotts Herbicide Recall, Remember EPA Registration Numbers in Recordkeeping, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events

• Issue 3, April 2008 - Steve Baertsche Retires, 24C Label for Emerald Ash Borer, California Farmers Face Fumigation Limits, Mosquito Control Workshops, Pesticide Issues on EPA Website, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events

• Issue 2, March 2008 - Sustainable Agriculture Standard Questioned, Worker Safety Rule Change Date Extended, Wood Destroying Insect Inspection, Public Comment on Expanded List of Water Contaminants, Rule Proposed Requiring Pesticide Container Recycling, Commercial New Applicator Training Around the State, Upcoming Events

• Issue 1, February 2008 - 24C Label for Sugar Beets, New Private Category 1 Study Guide, EPA Begins Process to Cancel Carbofuran, Australian Study Looks at Herbicide Resistance in Neighboring Farms, Scotts Settles with APHIS on Biotechnology Violations, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events

2007 Volume 11

• Issue 8, December 2007 - Container Labeling Requirements for Pesticides, Study Looks at Bt Runoff, EPA Concludes No Effects on Amphibians from Atrazine, Ammonium Nitrate Security, Trained Serviceperson and New Applicator Training for Commercial Applicators, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 7, October 2007 - Extension Educator Inservice, Carbamate Pesticides To Be Reviewed, One-Year Resgistration for Methyl Bromide Alternative, Ontario Proposes Ban on Pesticides, Ion-Generating Equipment, China Struggles With Banned Pesticides, Help Needed at Pesticide Conferences, Beyond the Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 6, September 2007 - Database for Biopesticides and Organics, Changes for Pesticide and Fertilizer Section at ODA, John Deere Acquires Lesco, Farm Science Review, Bald Eagle is Delisted, Expansion of Clean Water Act, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 5, June 2007 - Recertification Status Available On-Line, New Applicator Training for Private Category One, Tune in for Webcast, Dicamba Soybeans, DDT Endorsed for Mosquito Control, Agriculture Health Study Update, OSU Commercial Recertification Conferences, Household Products Database, The Benefits of Pesticides, Beyond the Drift..., Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 4, April 2007 - Emerald Ash Borer 24c Labels, Pesticide Labels and Supplemental Uses, Comment Period Extended for Rodenticides, Residential Mosquito Misting Systems, Companies Fined for Selling Misbranded Pesticides, EPA Allows "Cause Marketing", Mosquito Vector Control Workshops, Organization Promotes Organic Lawns, Website Under Construction, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events - New Applicator Training
• Issue 3, March 2007 - EPA Proposes Restricted Use Rodenticides, California Sees Increase in Pesticide Usage, Malathion Mitigation Measures, Farm Fined for Worker Protection Violations, Wal-Mart Accused of Mislabeling Organic Foods, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 2, February 2007 - Website Resources, Trained Serviceperson and Core Training for Commercial Applicators, Reminders of Upcoming Training, Arkansas Proposes Regulations for 2,4-D and Glyphosate, Oregon Begins Pesticide Reporting System, Television Show Depicts Pesticide Victims, Upcoming Events
• Issue 1, January 2007 - DMA and Terrorist Exclusion List, EPA Rule on Pesticide Applications to Water, Commercial New Applicator Training, Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Training, Syngenta Fined $1.5 Million, Wal-Mart asks for New Pesticide Formulations, "For Use By" Discussed by EPA, Pesticide Crop Watch: AZM, Lindane, and others, Upcoming Events

2006 Volume 10

• Issue 10, November 2006 - Extension Educators Inservice Registration, Worker Protection Cases on the Web, EPA to certify Landscape Irrigation Professionals, Grass Deterrent to Canada Geese, EPA Announces Registration Review Schedule, Maryland Plans Release of Leaf Beetles, Upcoming Events
• Issue 9, October 2006 - Calling All Extension Educators, EPA Releases New Brochure for Healthie Lawns, Candidates Considered for Endangered Species List, OSU Commercial Recertification Conferences, Exposure of Children to Pyrethroids, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 8, September 2006 - EPA Releases Pesticide Container and Containment Rule, Syngenta in Court Over Metolachlor, EPA Cancels Carbofuran, Study Finds Herbicides Reduce Reliance on Foreign Oil, European Ban on Atrazine, Endangered Species Process in Court, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 7, August 2006 - Clean Sweep Collection Sites, Parkinson's Disease and Pesticides, Agriculture Health Study, FQPA Increases Notices in Pesticide Crop Watch, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 6,June/July 2006 - Slates Joins PEP Team, Mosquito Display Materials Available, Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection - July 26, OSU Commercial Recertification Conferences, EPA Enters Agreement with Edison Electric and Federal Agencies, Vermont Biotech Liability Bill Vetoed, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 5, May 2006 - USGS Releases Report about Pesticides, Maine Considers Regulations for Indoor Pest Control, Using Pesticides with Bee Advisory, Keep Household Chemicals Away from Kids, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 4, April 2006 - 24C Label Changes, What is Too Windy?, United Kingdom Considers Spray Drift Buffer Zones, Mosquito Vector Control Workshops, Gray Wolves may Be Removed from List, Controversy Sprouts Over Biotech Alfalfa, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 3, March 2006 - Risk Assessment for Rotenone, National Use Pesticide Database, Risk Assessment for Lindane, Lawsuit Regarding Azinphos-methyl and Phosmet, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 2, February 2006 - Progress of FQPA, Human Studies Dosing Research, Upcoming Trainings, Drift Reduction Technology, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 1, January 2006 - California Adds 2,4-D to List, Washington Decides Against Advanced Notice, Pyrethroids Found in Urban Streams, Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Training, Commercial New Appicator Training, Upcoming Events .

2005 Volume 9

• Issue 11, December 2005 - WPS How-to-Comply Manual, WPS Fines of $39,750 Issued in Idaho, Farmer and Farm Service Lose Lawsuit, Value of Fungicides Calculated, Anti-Pesticide By-Law Defeated, Organic Seal Allowed on Non-Food Products, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 10, November 2005 - EPA Unviels New Approach for Endangered Species Protection, Ohio Pesticide Applicator Fined by Court, On-Line Registration for Private Recertification Training, Educator Inservice Features Fungicide Workshop, OSU Commercial Recertification Conferences, Pesticide Fate Database Available, Rodenticides To Be Pulled from Shelves, New Class of Insecticide Announced, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 9, October 2005 - Pesticide Applicator Training Educator Inservice, New Educator Inservice, Some Tadpoles Affected by Roundup, CDC Report of Exposure Data, Courts Continue CWA Debate, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 8, September 2005 - New Educator Inservice, Commercial New Applicator School, WPS Videos Available on Web, Court Case Involving PPE, Ohio Legislation Passed Regarding Fertilizer and Seed, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 7, August 2005 - Wood Destroying Insect Inspection - Sept. 28, Farm Science Review Activities, German Cockroach Pheromone Discovered, Study on Roundup Adjuvants, USDA Sued Over Organic Seal Usage, Growers Settle Seed Dispute, Study on Newborns Released, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events.
• Issue 6, July 2005 - Pesticide Container Recycling Sites Announced, Survey of Advice from Indiana Retailers, CCA Sealants, Canadian Study Shows Pesticide Residues Low, Study on Cancer and Municipal Pest Control Workers, Soybean Rust Resources, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 5, June 2005 - Ohio House Bill to Define Restricted Fertilizers, EPA Study on Atrazine Shows Delays in Sexual Maturity, Lawsuit Against EPA for Exposure Among Farm Children, CDC Recommends new Ingredients for Mosquito Repellents, Final Channels of Trade Policy Guidelines, Hartz Cancels Flea and Tick Drops for Cats and Kittens, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 4, April/May 2005 - Court Rules in Farmers' Favor for Crop Damage, How Much are Herbicides Worth, Improved Labels for Mosquito Control Products, Children's Exposure Study Cancelled, Mosquito Vector Control Wrokshops, New Active Ingredients Registered, Label Changes Anticipated for Endangered Species, New Date for PAT Agent Inservice, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 3, March 2005 - April 7 is Landscape and Household Pest Inservice, Parkinsons' Studies, U.S. Joins Other Countries in Global Harmonization, EPA Assesses Cost of the Worker Protection Standard, Monsanto Purchases Fruit and Vegetable Seed Company, Georgia Cattlemen Plead Guilty to Bird Kill, EPA Annual Report Available, EPA Launches New Spanish Language Site, Beyond the Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 2, February 2005 - Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Training - Feb. 22, Applying Pesticides to the Waters of the U.S., California Ban on Hand Weeding, Health Updates: Are Children More Sensitive than Adults?, Mirror Images Left Behind, Pesticide Exposure and Sperm Quality, EPA Launches New Spanish Website, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 1, January 2005 - Commercial New Applicator Schools, Orchard Study for Environmental Impact, Cancer Classification Changed for Captan, Evaluation of Augmentative Biocontrol, Birds' Feet Used to Determine Pesticide Exposure, Brazil Attempting to Develop Rust Resistant Soybeans, Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Training - Feb. 22; Landscape and Household Pest Inservice - April 7, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events

2004 Volume 8

• Issue 11, December 2004 - PAT Inservice Jan. 5 & 6, Buying Pesticides on the Internet, Carbaryl Mitigation Announced, Controversy Blowing Around GM Bentgrass, Canada Proposes Phase-Out of Citronell-Based Products, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 10, November 2004 - Fumigation Workshop for Applicators, PAT Inservice Jan. 5 & 6, Minnesota Considers Ban of Atrazine, EPA Budget Could Be Cut, California Law for Victims of Pesticide Drift, Methyl Bromide for Shipping Materials, Pesticide Sales and Usage Report Available, EPA Study on Children Draws Fire, Companies Cited for Selling Canadian Pesticides, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 9, October 2004 - Section 18 for Soybean Rust, Proposed Section 18 Reforms, What is Global Harmonization of Pesticide Labels?, 2, 4-D Doesn't Cause Cancer, Soil Fumigants Cluster Review, Children and Pesticides, Beyond the Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 8, September 2004 - Diazinon Sales Stop December 31, Time Running Out for CCA, Does It Cause Cancer?, Methoxychlor is Cancelled, Proposed Rule for Methyl Bromide, EPA Cancels Fenvalerate, Beyond the Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Dates for Recertification
• Issue 7, August 2004 - Comment Period for Pesticide Containers and Containment, Active Ingredients under Assessment, What is a Pesticide?, Change in Endangered Species Policy, New Funding for Turfgrass Research, Beyond the Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 6, July 2004 - California Pesticide Education Office to Close, Mosquito Vector Control Wrap-Up, 2,4-D Comment Period, Dispute over 2,4-D Application, Methyl Parathion Reassessment Issued, Fines Levied to Indiana Retailers, California Considers Law to Aid Victims of Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 5, June 2004 - Washington Starts Testing for Farm Workers, Carbamates Begin Cumulative Assessment, Mosquito Vector Control Workshops, Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Training, Training for School Districts and Public Personnel a Success, Agricultural Health Study Extended, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 4, May 2004 - Mosquito Vector Control Workshops, EPA Pulls More Funding from Pesticide Safety Education Programs, Study on Glyphosate Exposures, Chemical Theft in Iowa, Study of Children's Response to Environmental Factors, Model Developed to Predict Environmental Impact, Beyond the Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 3, April 2004 - Community Mosquito Management Conference, Mark Your Calendars, Hearing Set for Revised Pesticide Regulations, Eastern States Introduce New Regulations, Drift Incident Basis of Lawsuit, Legislations Sought for Clean Water Act Exemptions, Vector Control Workshops, Beyond the Drift, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 2, March 2004 - West Nile Virus Satellite Conference, Counterfeit Pet Products, 24c Label Changes, Free Ohio Program for Schools/Public Agencies, Do GM Crops Affect Pesticide Usage?, Organic Farmers May Be Exempted from Fees, Community Mosquito Management Conference, Beyond the Drift..., Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 1, February 2004 - 24c Label Changes, Free Ohio Program for Schools/Public Agencies, Dow AgroSciences Researches Settlement, Crosote Preliminary Risk Assessment, Endangered Species Receiving Attentions, Agriuclture Health Study Paper Available, StarLink Allergy?, Greenpeace Petition Regarding GE Crops, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events

2003 Volume 7

• Issue 12, December, 2003 - PAT Agent Inservice, Fewer People Reading Pesticide Labels, North Carolina Rejects Lowering Drift Allowance, Pesticide Detection in Saliva, Beyond the Drift..., Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 11, November 2003 - EPA Completes Scientific Reviews of Atrazine, Aerial Applicator Fined for Drift, An Example of 25B Pesticides, Don't Treat Swallowed Poison with Syrup of Ipecac, Survey Shows Little Resistance to B.t. Toxin, Farmers Affected by USDOT Regulations, Health News, CAST Releases IPM Report, Beyond the Drift..., Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 10, October 2003 - PAT Agent Inservice, Voluntary Cancellation of Creosote, Atrazine in the News, Again, DuPont Shifts Focus to Insecticides, Test for Pesticide Exposure in the Womb, Methyl Parathion Study on the Web, Plantibodies from Tobacco, EPA Approval Sought for Mycofumigant, City Can't Protect Prairie Dogs
• Issue 9, September 2003 - Pesticide Education Program Staff Goodbyes, Commercial REcertification Conferences Scheduled, Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Training, Possible Alternative for Methyl Bromide, Household Products Database on the web, Chlorophenoxy Herbicide Study, European Precautionary Principle Comes to U.S., Denmark to Restrict Glyphosate, Massachusetts Plans to Lift Ban on Roadside Herbicides, Research Study Calls for New Regulations on Home Use Pesticides, When It Rains on Your Parade

• Issue 8, August 2003 - Crisis Emergency Exemption for Topsin M, Funding Cuts for Pesticide Programs May Be Eminent, EPA Releases Guidance on Aquatic Applications, Ohio Community Bans Spraying for West Nile Virus, Some Carbaryl Uses to be Cancelled, Pesticide Development Costs Increasing, Publication on Pesticide Sales and Use, Ohio Makes Toxics Release Inventory List, EPA Issues Stop Sale Orders
• Issue 7, July 2003 - Section 18 for Huron County, Diazinon Cancellation by Syngenta, Ohio Pesticide Product Database, Atrazine and Frogs, Whitman Resigns as Head of EPA, Insect Repellent May Pose Cancer Risk, Mosquiot/Vector Control Workshops Completed, Reducing Mosquito Breeding Sites Display Available, Moonshine Whiskey Could be Hazardous to Your Health, AAPSE Elects Officers, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 6, June 2003 - Mosquito Vector Control Workshops, Federal Funding for Pesticide Applicator Training in Jeopardy, Wood Destroying Insect Inspection, EPA Considers Appealing to the Supreme Court, Pesticide Link Evaluated for Prostate Cancer Risk, Farmer Serving Prison Time for Hiding Seed, Warning for Lice Control with Lindane, Residual Chemicals May Not Pose Risk, Comment Period for Emergency Exemptions, Genome Research Project Begins, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
• Issue 5, May 2003 - Mosquito Vector Control Workshops, EPA Withdraws 2000 TMDL Rule, Activist Groups Focus on State and Local Issues, Monsanto Faces Challenges, Bt Research on Nematodes, Journal of Pesticide Safety Education, Free Pesticide Safety Materials, Disease Alert, Ohio Section 18s and 24(c) Labels for 2003, Pesticide Crop Watch
• Issue 4, April 2003 - Community Mosquito Conference, Container Recycling Schedule Released, Atrazine Comment Period Begins, Ozone for Stored Grain, Garden Center Reminder, Emerald Ash Borer, Satellite Conference Recieved National Attention, Organic Pesticide Product Labels, Mosquito Magnet Company Fined, Fish-Tissue Study Looks at Long-Term Effects, Dead Birds in Georgia Baiting Incident
• Issue 3, March 2003 - New Head of Pesticide Section at ODA, West Nile Virus Satellite Conference, Field Crops Study Guide is Available, Atrazine Information Available, Growers Need to Prevent Insect Resistance, States Deal with Shrinking Budgets, Growers Warned of Telemarketers, States Looking to Reduce Pesticides, Senators Send Letter Supporting FIFRA, Non-English Pesticide Label Debate, Health Issues
• Issue 2, February 2003 - Growers Request Reconsideration of Diazinon, Inert Ingredients List Changes, European Commission Bans 320 Active Ingredients, The Mosquito Buzz, Organic Debate, Beware of Winter Contracts, Children and Pesticides, Hartz Must Create New Labeling
• Issue 1, January 2003 - Agents Prepared for Private Applicator Training, Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection, West Nile Virus Vaccination for Horses, Comment Period on Endangered Species Protection Program, Toronto Contemplates Pesticide Reduction, EPA Reclassifies 1,3-butadiene as Carcinogen, Private Applicator Regulation Reminders, Commercial New Applicator School

• Issue 12, December 2002 - PAT Agent Inservice, Clean Water Act Affecting Pesticide Applications, Efficacy Legal Case Could Go to U.S. Supreme Court, Adulticide Controversy, Pesticide Reporting System Short of Funds, No Solid Link Between 2,4-D and Cancer, Methyl Parathion Study of Children in Ohio and Mississippi, Debunking the Myths of Pesticides, Feminized Frogs Blamed on Atrazine, Companies Ordered to Stop Marketing Hospital Disinfectants, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events



• Issue 11, November 2002 - PAT Agent Inservice, Efficacy Legal Case, Streamlining Section 18s Proposed, Drift Labeling Proposal Postponed, States Reject Termiticide Registration, USDA Conducts Extension Agent Survey, Fewer Pesticide Poisonings in California, CCA-Treated Wood Update, Legislation Introduced Against Invasive Species, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events
  
  
• Issue 10, October 2002 - Turf Uses of Clopyralid Deleted, Methoprene for Controlling Mosquitoes in Water Troughs, Bt Crop Update, WPS Update, Carbaryl Assessment Available, Urban Pesticide Survey, European Group Gets Cooked Up about Herbicides, Snakehead Drama Plays Out, Australia Plans to Compensate for Environmental Regulations, Pesticide Crop Watch, Upcoming Events



• Issue 9, September 2002 - Atrazine Deadline Extended, Chemical Security Act May Affect Rural Dealers, Organophosphate Update - replacements, update on selected OPs, Tolerance Reassessment Progress, No Link Found Between Breast Cancer and Pesticides, "Silent Spring" Legacy Questioned, Blood Screening Program Debated, Other Mosquito News, Pesticide Crop Watch
  
  
• Issue 8, August 2002 - Vinegar Weed Control, Non-English Labels, Imports of Lower-Cost Canadian Pesticides, Mosquito Trap Recalled, Quebec Plans to Ban Non-Agricultural Pesticides, Pesticide Residues on Fruits and Vegetables, Food Safety Article on the Web, Pesticide Crop Watch
• Issue 7, July 2002 - Drift Labeling Hearings this Summer, Sprayer Boom Available for Field Days, Mosquito Season is Here, EPA Indicates Remaining Organophosphates are Safe, Methyl Bromide Update, Lawsuit to be Filed over Herbicide Application in New England, Borate Use Increases in Homes, Canada Creates Initiative for Minor-Use Pesticides, Man Fined for Baiting Coyotes, Save the Children with DDT, Pesticide Crop Watch
• Issue 6, June 2002 - Updated Training Materials on Website, Atrazine Comment Period Begins, Chlorpyrifos Still in Stores, Final Rule on Commercial Licensing Date Changes, Misleading Pesticide Product Names Comment Period, No School IPM in Farm Bill, Spray Tip Guides Online, DEET and West Nile Virus, Pesticide Crop Watch
• Issue 5, May 2002 - Pesticide Education Program Website is Searchable, Harsh Criticism of Label Language, EPA Clarifies Aquatic Herbicide Permit Requirements, Lady Beetles Being Released to Save Hemlocks, Ohio Begins Gypsy Moth Program, Mexico Launches Pesticide Safety Training, Reminders for Pesticide Security, National Data Tracking Bill Introduced, Pesticide Crop Watch
• Issue 4, April 2002 - Ohio 24c Additions, Technology Update, Applicators Could Face Fines for Label Violations, Ohio Pesticide Law Changes Move to House, Methyl Bromide Alternatives Sought, Mosquito Insecticides Face Obstacles, Pesticide Estimate Deemed on Tract, Interactive Cockroach Activity Book, Pesticide Crop Watch

• Issue 3, March 2002 - Jeopardy (tm) Label Game, Tainted Compost Controversy, Acephate Status, Terbufos Label Revisions Identified, CCA Wood Preservation Timeline, Maine Considers Limiting Arsenic Amount in Fertilizer, Beware of Internet Opportunities, School IPM Update, Organic Flowers Brought to Market Bloom, Making PowerPoint Files Smaller

• Issue 2, February 2002 - What Are All the Complaints About?, Michigan Offers Emergency Farm Planning, Minnesota Offers Certification Testing Online, Headwater v. Talent - 10 Months Later, SEPA Defeated in Committee, Deadline Looms for Organically Used Pesticides, British Consumers More Skeptical or Organic Foods, Virginia Turf Survey, Cancellations and Modifications of Dimethoate, Disulfoton and Naled.
• Issue 1, January 2002 - "Caution" May Be Removed from Some Labels, EPA Considers Ethics of Human Subjects, Sales of Unregistered Anthrax Pesticide Products Stopped, Groups Petition EPA to Ban Wood Preservatives, Pending Chemical Legislation a Result of Terrorism, Organophosphate Cumulative Risk Assessment Set for Release, Scientist Falsified Research, Hispanic Farm Workers Face Cancer Risk - Report Says, Pesticide Crop Watch

• FQPA Update (December, 2001)
• Insecticide Cancellation Update Fact Sheet (June, 2001)

• Issue 10 December 2001 - News from Pesticide Education Program, Final Guidance on Disposal Language, IPM Efforts Lack Oversight, Bt Update, Soil Bacteria Can Destroy Pesticides, Arsenic Standard Set at 10 ppb, New Fact Sheets & Websites from EPA, Poison Control Nationwide Number, Pesticide Crop Watch
• Issue 9 November 2001 - Indiana Institutes Regulation for Retailers, EPA Gives Guidelines for Resistance Management on Labels, Pesticide-Related Enforcement Action, Legal Cases Involving Pesticide Use, Study Links Pesticides to Ill Health in Florida Workers, Pesticide Crop Watch, IR-4 Additions to labels for Ornamentals
• Issue 8 October 2001 - EPA Announces Comment Period for Drift Labeling, Thiophanate-Methyl Risk Assessments, Pesticide Security is Important
• Issue 7 September 2001 - Orchard Spray Guide Available, Expanding PEP-Talk, WPS Burden Calculated, Resistance Management Labeling, Bt Update, PIPs Rule, EPA Announces Pesticide Groupds, Pesticide Crop Watch, New Agent's Corner


• Issue 6 August 2001 - Farm Science Review, Commercial Applicator School Changes, Forest Images, Oregon Requiring Permits to Apply Aquatic Herbicides, Residents Required to Obtain Pesticide Permits, Environmental Group Fears Retailer Sales


• Issue 5 July 2001 - Legislation Pending to Change Ohio Pesticide Law, U.S. Senate Passes Amendment for IPM in Schools, CCA Debate Heats Up, Seed Treatment Study Materials, New Agent Corner: FQPA and Pesticide Cancellations, Why Is It Being Cancelled?


• Issue 4 June 2001 - Five-Year WPS Training, Atrazine Update, School Pesticide Bill in Washington, Pesticide & Health Update, New Agent's Corner


• Issue 3 May 2001 - Phase-Out of Benomyl Announced, Aquatic Herbicide Ruling, E-Commerce, Drift Language for Labels, Read the Label First!

• Issue 2 April 2001 - Exposure to Environmental Chemicals, Ohio 24(c) Labels, Wood Destroying Insect Inspectors, Spray Boom Available, New Agent's Corner

• Issue 1 March 2001 - Retailer Regulation for Chlorpyrifos, 2002 PAT Agent Inservice, Anti-Herbicide Policy Impacts School District, Resources, New Agent's Corner

• Issue 1 May 1999 - Pesticide Law Changes, Pesticide School Reporting Form

1998 Volume 3

• Issue 5 May 1998 - Tilt, FQPA, Cancer, Respirators, EXTOXNET, Fungicide, DEET, Preservatives
  
  
• Issue 4 April 1998 - Mesurol SLN, PAT Dates, FQPA, Organophospates, United Nations, PDP Summary
  
  
• Issue 3 March 1999 - Ohio Section 18, Key Pesticides Threatened by FQPA, FQPA Action Itinerary, FQPA Brochures, WPS Enclosed Cab, School District Banning Pesticides, "Super Agency" Proposed, The Ground Never Lies, Grants
  
  
• Issue 2 February 1998 - Ohio 24c, WPS, Total Release Pesticide Foggers, Inerts, Cancer Risk, Internet Sites
  
  
• Issue 1 February 1998 - EWG Report, Methamidophos, Right-to-know,Organic Program, WPS, Internet Sites