Watch the video presentation from the USDA Office of Pest Management Policy The USDA Office of Pest Management Policy presents: FieldWatch: Enhancing Communication between Crop Producers, Beekeepers, and Pesticide Applicators Featuring: Bob Walters Recorded on
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Leonard Rau is a beekeeper and the managing partner of The Hive Supply Company, Chicago’s premier beekeeping store, established in 2016. In an exclusive interview with FieldWatch, Rau discusses the importance of registering beehives, what
We are often asked how new states / provinces / areas join FieldWatch and bring the registries to their areas. With 24 US states, Washington DC and 1 Canadian Province in Saskatchewan in the registry
Pesticide Drift isn’t just a concern for environmental agencies. It’s Also a concern to applicators, Producers and their neighbors. This week we are learning about “Field Watch” and how this program can be of great
AIA Annual Meeting to be virtual event;set for Jan. 11-12. Registrations are now open for the Apiary Inspectors of America (AIA) Annual Meeting,a virtual event set for Jan. 11-12, 2022.Read more
Checking for sensitive crops before spraying a herbicide is always a good bet, but for some applicators, it's also the law. Read more
Commercial specialty and certified organic crops are increasingly found in our agricultural landscape, and many of these crops are often more sensitive to drift from pesticides used in many agricultural settings. This article is intended
ST. LOUIS, Missouri — FieldWatch, Inc®, a non-profit company that helps applicators, growers of specialty crops and beekeepers communicate about the locations of crops and hives to improve stewardship, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year