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February 23, 2012
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Simple, Effective Negotiating Techniques: Everyone s A Winner!
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MGIA 7th Annual Job Fair
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Part II: Mandatory Requirements for ALL Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) Operators and CDL Drivers
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Turning Objections into Sales or . . . Should You Walk Away?
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It's A Jungle Out There: Growing Things and Things Growing on Them!
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TCIA Winter Management Conference 2012
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TCIA Winter Management Conference 2012
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TCIA Winter Management Conference 2012
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Aerial Work Platform (AWP) Operator Training -MIOSHA Grant Funded Training
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Signs, Symptoms and Treatment Options of Plant Diseases, Pests and other Conundrums
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Identifying and Managing Turfgrass Weeds, Diseases and Insects
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Identifying and Managing Turfgrass Weeds, Diseases and Insects
Speakers: David Shetlar, Ph.D., Ohio State University, David Gardner, Ohio State Unviersity and Tom Bergschwenger, Owner, Natural Approach Lawn and Tree
Sponsored by: Banner Sales & Consulting, Inc.
E-mail: bannersales360@gmail.com or Website: http://bannersales.net
New insecticide groups have the potential to significantly change how insects are managed in turf! For most lawns and grounds, a single, well-timed application can control all major insects and reduced risk insecticides are good options for customers desiring a less toxic approach. This session will review major turf insects, their biology and management . . . with and without insecticides.
Turfgrass diseases are rarely controlled in lawns and grounds, primarily due to expense. This session will discuss cultural approaches to managing most of these diseases in addition to reviewing currently registered fungicides and their use strategies.
Several new combination herbicide products have been released in recent years for the control of crabgrass and broadleaf weeds. There are also new reduced risk options available to control broadleaf weeds. All of the currently registered herbicide chemistries for cool season turfgrass will be discussed, as well as strategies for proper usage. New products and fertilization strategies will be discussed, particularly in the context of the increasing controversies associated with the use of phosphorus containing fertilizers.
Location: Bingham Center, 30800 Telegraph, Ste. 1751, Bingham Farms, MI 48025
Registration: 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Class: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Cost: MGIA members $ 75 Non-members $ 95
CEUs: 7-Pesticide (3A or 6)
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AND LUNCH INCLUDED
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