Search results for: “lawn fertilization environmental impact”
- PublicationThis calendar illustrates year-round maintenance of St. Augustinegrass for the lawn, providing guidance on establishment, weed control, fertilization, and more. (1 page)
- PublicationA preemergence herbicide is an herbicide that is designed to control weeds by interfering with seedling emergence following germination. They are commonly referred to in the lawn care industry as...
- PublicationThis publication outlines the overall economic impact of the sugarcane aphid during the 2014′ 2016 grain sorghum growing seasons in Texas. The findings are based on survey information regarding yearly...
- Publication...estimated that the Texas poultry industry contributes more than $2.1 billion to the state's economy. This publication will teach you about the details about industry income, employees, and economic impact....
- Publication...from Southwest Kansas through the Texas High Plains. This publication explains the impact of the beef industry on the water supplies and economy of the Southern Ogallala Region. (13 Pages)...
- Publication...to supply their needs. Current swine operations are large, capital-intensive, and labor-efficient. This publication examines the impact of the swine industry on the region's economy and water use. (12 Pages)...
- PublicationThe dairy industry in the Southern Ogallala Region has grown rapidly in recent years. This publication outlines the industry's contribution by exploring economic and environmental impacts related to employment, water...
- ProgramIn Texas, this responsibility falls to the Agricultural and Environmental Safety (AES) Unit. The purpose of pesticide applicator certification requirements and minimum standards is to ensure that restricted pesticides are...
- PublicationChinch bugs can be extremely damaging to home lawns. Their feeding causes small yellow or brown areas on lawns. Chinch bugs can usually be seen on careful inspection of the...
- PublicationMost homeowners do not consider lawn maintenance to be dangerous. However lawn mowers, trimmers, edgers, and other power equipment can cause minor to severe burns and lacerations, broken and dislocated...