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ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FOR THE 2010 MEETING
Abstract submission for the 2010 joint meeting of the WSSA and SRM is now open. Deadline for submissions is Sept. 1, 2009.
2010 ANNUAL MEETING
WSSA and the Society for Range Management (SRM) are holding a joint nation meeting in Denver, CO, on February 7-11, 2010. The theme for this meeting is Working Landscapes- Providing for the Future.
REPORT: EPA FLORIDA AQUATIC PESTICIDE TOUR
This report covers the background, objectives, tour itinerary, summary, and recommendations derived from the southern Florida aquatic pesticide fact finding tour during May 11-14, 2009. The purpose of this fact-finding field tour was to provide key EPA headquarters staff with a better understanding of how aquatic pest management decisions involving pesticides are regulated, applied and monitored by state and federal authorities.
REMEMBERING ELLERY KNAKE
A tribute to Ellery Knake -- stories submitted by his colleagues.
RSS FEEDS ADDED TO WSSA WEBSITE
RSS feeds have been added to the WSSA homepage, Jobs page, Press Release page, and Professional Development page. By subscribing to an RSS feed, you will be automatically notified of any updates on that webpage. For help in subscribing, please see the
RSS HowTo Guide
that has been created by the WSSA Professional Development Committee.
RSS, PODCASTING, FACEBOOK HOWTO GUIDES
The WSSA Professional Development Committee has gathered several documents that explains RSS feeds, Podcasting, and Facebook. Please see the
committee's webpage
for more information on how these tools can be used.
WSSA PRESS RELEASES
BLAZING TRAILS: DR. ELLERY KNAKE REMEMBERED FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO WEED SCIENCE
As a graduate student and instructor at the University of Illinois, Ellery Knake was fascinated with weeds. He was determined to understand their impact on crops and to explore new control techniques to benefit farmers. When he died recently at age 81, Dr. Knake left behind a body of work that has made a lasting impact on both agriculture and weed science around the globe.
WHAT HOMEOWNERS CAN LEARN FROM FARMERS ABOUT WEED CONTROL
Home gardeners are out in full force this spring tending to lawns, gardens and flower beds. But most of us will find it's not all smooth sailing. Inevitably we will need to battle persistent weeds that rob nutrients and moisture from our prized plantings. University of Idaho weed scientist Don Morishita says homeowners can benefit from what professional farmers have known for years: an "integrated" weed management plan is best.
NOXIOUS AND INVASIVE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT SHORT COURSE
The NEWSS NIVM Short Course will target public and private land managers (parks, conservancies, preserves, forests, private parcels and farms) from Maine to North Carolina who desire a better understanding of weed management.
NEW WSSA JOURNAL – INVASIVE PLANT SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT
WSSA launched its newest peer-reviewed journal in February 2008 at its annual meeting in Chicago.
IPSM focuses on fundamental and applied research on invasive plant biology, ecology, management, and restoration of invaded non-crop areas, as well as on educational, sociopolitical, and technological aspects of invasive plant management.
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