Search results for: “controlling cottontail and jackrabbit damage”

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    This publication explains how to identify and manage diseases and insect pests of pecans. Photos of the insects and their damage are included. A table lists some insecticides that are...
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    Pests such as aphids, armyworms, cutworms, mites, and wireworms cause significant damage to small-grains crops. This publication explains sampling, economic thresholds, and control of more than 25 species of these...
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    ...advantage of all appropriate pest management strategies, including the judicious use of pesticides. This guide explains insect pest biology, pest damage, and management options for grain sorghum production. (37 pages)...
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    The sugarcane aphid is an economic pest due to the damage it has on sorghum growth and yield. This publication provides information and recommendations for the use of natural enemies...
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    This publication provides guidelines associated with feral hog-approved holding facilities, also known as buyer stations. Approved holding facilities provide a way for landowners to earn income to offset the damage...
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    Natural disasters, such as floods, cause snakes to leave affected areas in search of a new home. During recovery efforts, people working in and around damaged buildings are likely to...
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    This publication describes black bears in Texas and outlines how to recognize their presence. Included are strategies for bearproofing around your home and campsite, avoiding and managing black bear damage,...
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    Use this checklist on fertilization to make your lawn healthy and attractive while minimizing the costs and damage to the environment....
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    This publication explains how lead can enter drinking water, how to have your water tested, and how to eliminate lead from drinking water. Lead in drinking water can damage the...
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    Reducing spray drift is vitally important because applicators are legally liable for any damage that drifting pesticide spray causes to off-target plants. This publication explains droplet size and why some...
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