Certification Required for Pesticide Applicators
The article explains that pesticide applicators must obtain certification and pass a test, then complete retraining within three years to maintain their restricted use pesticide license. It emphasizes helping growers become certified and supporting those with existing credentials.
Free home visits identify plant problems at your home
The service explains they offer free home visits to diagnose issues with tees lawn, garden, or crops. Technicians assess the plants on site, determine the exact cause, and inform the owner how to control it.
Blue Mold Alert Tracks Tobacco Disease Spread in Clermont County
Blue mold, a tobacco fungus, caused serious problems for Clermont County growers after a 1979 break. Spotters checked beds and fields and reported first signs, letting the tobacco specialist monitor spread from the South and advise farmers on preemptive spray programs.
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Farmers in Clermont County Offered 1980 Tax Education Course
In 1980 Clermont County farmers were offered a correspondence course to educate on farm income tax preparation. The program cost $5 per participant and covered most aspects of farm income tax laws. Sixteen farmers participated, improving understanding and often saving money through accurate calculations.
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Mexican Bean Beetle Devastates Beans Across County
Farmers faced widespread bean losses this summer as Mexican Bean Beetles infested soybeans, green beans, and other beans. The insect progresses from yellow eggs to destructive larvae and a 16-spotted adult, with sprays often failing to reach pupae. Controlling the larvae with Sevin or Sevin 4-oil is advised, following label rates.
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