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2000
JANUARY-- Vol.
59, No. 1
 | Allergy-free landscaping |
| Spread of glossy Winged sharpshooter threatens
Calif. Vineyards; could impact nursery business |
| Bias safeguards extended to illegal immigrant
workers |
| Pink hibiscus mealybug discovered in Imperial
county, CA |
February 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 2
| California's cereal leaf beetle quarantine affects
Oregon crops |
| Mexican fruit fly eradication program taking place
in Southern California |
| California's Gov. Davis responds to red fire ant
threat |
| Increased inspection of honeybee hives to prevent
spread to RIFA in Calif. |
| The value of market research to the nursery and
landscape industry |
March 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 3
| Organic Trade Assn. calls for Moratorium on use of
GMOs in agriculture |
| Government agencies launch Millenium Green project |
April 2000 -- Vol. 60, No. 4
| Building business through fire safety |
| Exotic pest plants in California ... some
ornamentals get the "red alert" |
| Opals: the world's first plant-allergy scale |
May 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 5
| Beetles killing stately California live oaks: a
practical guide |
| Study finds plants reduce indoor air pollution |
| Glassy-winged sharpshooter spreading diseases in
grapes |
June 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 6
| Consumer insights contained in ANLA's Grapevine
Report |
| All-America selections announces flower and
vegetable winner for 2001 |
| Texas report illustrates how drought dropped 1998
green industry farmgate value |
July 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 7
| Americans spend record $17.4 billion on professional
lawn/garden care |
| Congress passes plant protection act |
| Glassy-winged sharpshooter poses problems of crisis
proportions throughout California |
August 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 8
| Cashing in on today's fertilizers |
| IRS publishes guidelines |
| EPA wants to pass rules for new non-point source
pollution powers |
| Feds kick in $22 million for the fight against GWSS
in California |
| California's water future assured by a re-energized
CalFed pact |
| Imported red fire ants wreak havoc in San Gabriel
Valley of southland |
| Int'l Turf Foundation's "water right"
program wants truce to water squabble |
September 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 9
| Outlook improving on red imported ant infestation in
SoCal; funding is key to success |
| Two Cherry Bark Tortrix moths trapped in Oregon;
vigilance urged |
October 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 10
| Glassy-winged sharpshooter update |
| Parasitic wasp released in California to combat
glassy-winged sharpshooter |
| California group seeks to establish a $300 million
Institute for Agricultural Genomics |
| New breed of sterile male medflies provide more
effective strategy against pest |
November 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 11
| Final rules issued on application of IRS code
covering plants |
December 2000 -- Vol. 59, No. 12
| Vermiculite for potting soil poses minimal risk |
| New Jersey impounds nursery delivery truck for tax
payments |
| California nursery growers say newly-released GWSS
Protocol is unworkable and will be costly to enforce |
| Sudden oak death linked to form of phytophthora,
scientists say |
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