Featured Creatures - by UF/IFAS University of Florida common name: Tropical Sod Webworm scientific name: Herpetogramma phaeopteralis Guenée (Insecta: Lepidoptera: Crambidae) Introduction Tropical sod webworm larvae are destructive pests of warm season turfgrasses in the southeastern U.S., especially on newly established sod, lawns, athletic fields, and golf courses. Larval feeding damage [...]
Know Your Days The St. Johns River District watering restrictions are designed to ensure the efficient use of water for landscape irrigation. The restrictions allow enough water to establish and maintain healthy landscapes year-round. Mandatory lawn watering restrictions in this district specify the days when you may water. These days depend on whether you have an odd or even numbered address, and[...]
Not only should pesticides be used carefully, existing laws regarding pesticide applications and licensing requirements for conducting a business should also be complied with. There are three categories of licenses, (local occupational license, limited certification for commercial landscape maintenance license, or a pest control business license and a certified operators certificate) that could [...]
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