MoIP Webinar: Common General Use Herbicides & How They Relate to Aquatic Use Sites

October 1, 2024 | News

Join this MoIP online training session on “Common General Use Herbicides & How They Relate to Aquatic Use Sites” to deepen your understanding of the safe and effective application of herbicides in and near aquatic environments. Learn about the latest best practices, regulations, and environmental impacts to ensure your herbicide use supports both land and water health.

This presentation will cover common active ingredients (and their associated brand names manufactured by several different companies) appropriate for application near water. These active ingredients represent a large portion of the herbicides used today in both retail and commercial settings, in pasture, and right-of-way applications. The presentation will cover how different formulations of active ingredients can impact performance, environmental fate, and user safety. The presentation will also cover toxicology as well as label and SDS navigation.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and protect our aquatic ecosystems!

The webinar, to be held via Zoom, will include a training presentation and a live question/answer session. The webinar will be recorded with a link to the recording sent to all registrants, as well as posted to our YouTube channel.

Register here.

Lucas Madison is the Corteva Land Management Specialist for Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Iowa. Previously he worked with the U.S. Forest Service in Arkansas and Montana as both a biological and a forestry technician, and also worked as a consulting utility arborist on the Oncor System. He is an ISA Certified Arborist, Utility Specialist, and Oak Wilt Qualified. He has a Bachelor’s in Fisheries and Wildlife Biology from Arkansas Tech University.

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