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- PublicationLaurel wilt is a fungal disease transmitted by the redbay ambrosia beetle that affects desirable trees in urban and residential areas of Texas. This publication discusses signs, symptoms, and management...
- In-Depth Economic Impact Briefs Agriculture: Crop Production Ag Pest Management News Audio Updates Boll Weevil Eradication Efforts Showing Significant Economic Benefits Controlling Cotton Root Rot in Texas Cotton Scouting School...
- ProgramThis program provides information around urban ecological issues including stormwater management, green infrastructure, stream restoration, and urban water conservation. The website contains basic information on green infrastructure management. The page...
- Publication...lawns Mowing guidelines to maintain great turf quality Key irrigation, fertilization, and cultivation strategies Integrated pest management (IPM) strategies for effective weed and disease control methods Give your lawn the...
- PublicationThis calendar illustrates year-round maintenance of St. Augustinegrass for the lawn, providing guidance on establishment, weed control, fertilization, and more....
- PublicationUse this checklist on fertilization to make your lawn healthy and attractive while minimizing the costs and damage to the environment....
- CourseCourse Information Lawn and ornamental pest control represents a large portion of urban pesticide use. As urban areas continue to expand and homeowners continue to desire attractive lawns and landscapes,...
- Publication...your lawn to special treatments. Proper Pesticide Practice: Learn how to be safe and effective when using pesticides. Download your copy today and start protecting your lawn from Chinch Bugs!...
- ProgramThe Healthy Lawns Healthy Waters program aims to improve and protect surface water quality by enhancing awareness and knowledge of best management practices for residential landscapes. At half-day workshops, attendees...
- PublicationThatch is the intermingled layer of living and dead grass stems, roots, rhizomes, and stolons that develops between the lawn's live green vegetation and the soil surface. A moderate thatch...