Court upholds $1M award in drifting pesticide case
SAN JOSE (AP) — A California appeals court has upheld a $1 million damage award to a Santa Cruz organic farmer in a drifting pesticides case.
Source: The Salinas Californian
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Ashland decreases its use of pesticides
ASHLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Ashland Parks and Recreation Department cut its use of synthetic pesticides almost in half from 2009 to 2010. The city now plans to use only organic pesticides on most park...
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Old Lyme panel on organic pesticides to meet
Old Lyme - The Organic Pesticide Committee will meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Town Hall to continue to discuss the best sports field management practices for town-owned playing fields, specifically Town
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Eliminate pests without pesticides
The Philip S. Miller Library in Castle Rock will offer a free seminar on creating an organic eco-system in your back yard at 1 p.m., , March 26 and 6:30 p.m., March 30.
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Organic produce study finds vegetables grown with pesticides contain MORE vitamins
A controversial study from Which? Gardening suggests produce grown using modern artificial methods may well be better for you.
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Letters: Pesticides and bees
Your shocking revelations about the impact of neonicotinoids on pollinating insects ("Poisoned spring", 20 January) confirms the worst fears of scientists, conservationists and organic farmers.
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Website protects sensitive crops from pesticides
Illinois officials are promoting an interactive Internet tool to help protect the state's sensitive crops from drifting pesticides. Organic and specialty growers may enter the locations of their fields...
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Turfgrass Fertility, Pesticide Programs Compared
Study evaluates aesthetic, economic impacts, finds organic alternative effective Traditional turfgrass management programs rely heavily on the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. In response...