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    • Taylor, Gene R.; Abernathy, Scott (1999-12-08)
      Proper application of pesticides and fertilizers on turfgrass is possible only with accurately calibrated equipment. This publication explains how to calibrate sprayers and includes a visual inspection checklist.
    • Taylor, Gene R.; Abernathy, Scott (1999-12-08)
      To apply pesticides and fertilizers on turfgrass properly, you must have accurately calibrated equipment. This publication explains how to calibrate rotary and drop spreaders. A list of spreader operation tips is included.
    • Merchant, Michael E.; Muegge, Mark A. (2004-07-16)
      Springtails are an insect pest of lawns and homes. They are not harmful to people, pets, plants, structures or furnishings. However, their presence and jumping behaviors make them a nuisance. This publication offers ideas ...
    • Jackman, John A. (2006-03-28)
      Several kinds of beetles damage stored wood, structural timbers and other wood products. This publication explains how to detect, identify, prevent and control powderpost beetle, old house borer and others.
    • Krausz, Joseph P. (2005-04-21)
      Take-all root rot (patch) is a serious disease caused by a soil-borne fungus. This leaflet covers symptoms and diagnosis, disease cycle, cultural disease management and fungicides.
    • Brown, Elizabeth; Jackman, John A. (2006-03-13)
      Tent caterpillars attack broadleaf trees and shrubs and produce unsightly webs or tents. The life cycles and identifying characteristics of and control measures for the four tent caterpillar species found in Texas are ...
    • Barnes, Larry W. (2009-01-16)
      Use this form to submit plant samples for disease diagnosis. Complete instructions are included.
    • Drees, Bastiaan M.; Merchant, Michael E. (2002-10-04)
      The two-step method is a simple approach to controlling fire ants. The first step is to broadcast a bait insecticide over the entire yard. The second step is to treat individual mounds. Information is given on various bait ...
    • Merchant, Michael E.; Drees, Bastiaan M. (2006-08-07)
      The two-step method is a simple approach to controlling fire ants. The first step is to broadcast a bait insecticide over the entire yard. The second step is to treat individual mounds. The tips in this publication will ...
    • Liu, Tong-Xian; Sparks Jr., Alton N. (2001-08-10)
      Thrips are the major arthropod pests of onions in Texas. With this publication, producers will be able to identify thrips and their damage. There are also sections on managing thrips and on insecticides and resistance.
    • Bogran, Carlos E.; Ludwig, Scott; Metz, Bradley (2006-10-30)
      Petroleum and plant-derived spray oils show increasing potential for use as part of Integrated Pest Management systems for control of soft-bodied pests on fruit trees, shade trees, woody ornamentals and household plants. ...
    • Black, Mark; Hess, Jesus F. (1999-12-17)
      This handbook is a reference on pesticides labeled for disease control on vegetables and herbs. Products listed were selected on the basis of their registration with the Environmental Protection Agency, as well as their ...
    • Ree, Bill (2002-03-06)
      This leaflet explains how to recognize and manage the walnut caterpillar in residential landscapes.
    • Merchant, Michael E.; Biles, Stephen; Mott, Dale (2004-06-24)
      White grubs are the larval stage of insects commonly known as May or June beetles. A few species commonly damage turfgrass and other cultivated plants. This publication includes biological and management information.
    • Bogran, Carlos E. (2006-12-18)
      Whiteflies damage cultivated crops and greenhouse and ornamental plants. This booklet describes whiteflies, their life cycle and habits. Whitefly damage and control and insecticide safety precautions are also discussed.
    • Drees, Bastiaan M.; Jackman, John A.; Merchant, Michael E. (2008-06-17)
      This publication explains how to identify and control wood-boring insects that invade shrubs and shade trees in Texas. 12 pages, 9 figures, 6 photographs, 1 table