Michael Fidanza, Ph.D., Professor of Turfgrass Science, Penn State
University
John Kaminski, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Turfgrass Science, Penn State
University
(496-01-12) Have you
experienced reduced levels of pest control with your usual pesticide
techniques? Are you concerned about
increased federal and state limits on the use of various types of chemical
pesticides? With the skyrocketing cost
of chemicals and fuel, it is more important than ever to maximize the
effectiveness of every ounce of product. In this hands-on seminar, you will discover ways to improve both your
bottom line and your pest control by:
- Selecting nozzles that reduce spray drift
while increasing spray coverage
- Identifying the importance of application volume, spray pressure, and nozzle
types
- Developing techniques to minimize the acreage of pesticide-treated turfgrass on
your golf course
Seminar details:
- Date: Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
- Time: 8 a.m. – noon
- Location: Las Vegas, LVCC N238
- Education points: 0.35 education points
- Cost: $75 member, $115 nonmember
This seminar is offered as part of the 2012 GCSAA Education Conference.
