FieldWatch – DriftWatch: Promoting Stewardship in Agriculture
Guest Blog by Tennessee Department of Agriculture The Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) has been using FieldWatch ® since 2018. We at TDA know that farmers, producers, and applicators want to work together, and
Drift Registry Eyes Expansion
Checking for sensitive crops before spraying a herbicide is always a good bet, but for some applicators, it's also the law. Read more
Use FieldWatch to locate sensitive sites prior to pesticide applications
As the season progresses, it’s a good time for pesticide applicators to review where sensitive crops and beehives are located. FieldWatch has tools such as DriftWatch, FieldCheck, and BeeWatch which allow specialty crop growers (fruits,
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Check FieldWatch Before Pesticide Applications
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Drift Registry Eyes Expansion
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Steve Smith Obituary
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Business Development Manager Position
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Bob Walters Named FieldWatch CEO
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Ag Air Update
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Beekeepers protect hives from pesticide amid virus fight
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Registry will help Pa. farmers minimize pesticide effects
8.14.19 – https://www.readingeagle.com
Specialty crop growers and beekeepers have tool to avoid chemical drift
6.3.19 – https://www.hpj.com
Help keep honeybees safe with DriftWatch
5.14.19 – http://www.pagosasun.com
Make Your Specialty Known: Sensitive-Crop Registry Included in Dicamba Requirements
4.18.19 – https://www.dtnpf.com
FieldWatch Adds States And New Technologies
4.16.19 – https://www.agprofessional.com
Information on FieldWatch crop registry
4.13.19 – https://www.sent-trib.com
FieldWatch: Innovative Technology for Protecting Pollinators
3.1.19 – https://www.fieldwatch.com
Guardians of the Drift: More States Turn to FieldWatch as Spray Season 2019 Approaches
1.11.19 – https://www.dtnpf.com/
FIELDWATCH® CELEBRATES 10 YEARS WITH NEW STATES AND TECHNOLOGY
4.4.18 – https://www.fieldwatch.com
Drift awareness and prevention: Adding specialty crop maps and data to your communication toolbox
3.22.18 – https://sciencesocieties.org
Specialty Growers, Pesticide Applicators Can Work Together to Protect Sensitive Crops
3.2.18 – https://cropwatch.unl.edu
New registry provides an improved mapping system for high-value sensitive crops and honey bees
3.1.18 – http://www.dailyadvocate.com
FieldWatch Marks 10-Year Anniversary
2.26.18 – https://www.agprofessional.com
Protecting Pollinators: States Take the Reign on Pollinator Health
10.3.18 – https://seedworld.com/
Online tool assists specialty crop growers, applicators
4.20.17 – iowaagriculture.gov
6 ways to reduce herbicide drift
4.12.17 – indianaprairiefarmer.com
Today’s Topic: NC marks 1st anniversary of using FieldWatch programs to protect bees and crops
4.11.17 – ncagr.gov
Northey announces updated sensitive crop directory
12.5.16 – iowaagriculture.gov
Delaware unveils final bee protection plan
12.5.16 – news.delaware.gov
Protecting Pollinators
7.15.16 – Bee Culture
Precision Ag Hones Honeybee Protection Opportunities
3.25.15 – Agweb.com
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