Total Landscape Care

January 2013

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chemical care Label Lessons BY CINDY RATCLIFF Why users should read pesticide labels every application P rofessionals from all segments of the green industry, including lawn care and golf course turf management, indicated they always read the pesticide label prior to using a product for the first time, according to a Journal of Extension study. However, within the same three groups, the label is only sometimes referred to if they use the product again or if they have prior experience with the product. 2 8 To ta l L a n d s cap eC are.c om TLC0113_ChemCare2.indd 28 Working from the label is critical to a successful application, says Doug Soper, a federal registration manager for PBI/ Gordon. Labels change, especially in the area of application rates and target pests. While the changes may be subtle, getting the best control with a chemical hinges on doing things by the book. And more than that – doing it any other way is a violation of federal law. J A N U A R Y 2 013 12/20/12 3:31 PM

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