topics: '2001

2003

January -- Vol. 62, No. 1

	Oregon invasive species council releases list of most dangerous invaders
	Gypsy moth detection remains low in Oregon
	Entomopathogenic nematodes show promise against root weevil larvae

	Three new cultivars from the Santa Barbara botanic garden
	Rust fungus in daylilies found in some 21 states

	Does water flow become unstable in soils
	ANLA urges Ag Secretary to establish federal quarantine for emerald ash borer
	New law in California increases penalties for not reporting employee accidents

April - Vol. 62, No. 4

	New Medfly larva found in Spanish Clementine in late December; lawsuit filed challenging USDA rules which lifted ban on importation
	Washington Ag Dept proposes adding kudzu to noxious weed list
	Federal funds available for new irrigation pump engines

May - Vol. 62, No. 5

	All-America selections announces flower and vegetable winners for 2004
	Homeowners can ceonserve water with low-tech and high-tech solutions alike
	In California, nurseries to get federal aid for helping fight GWSS, Pierce's disease
	Hike in prices for fuel and raw materials cause price increases in nursery industry
	Nurseries can take part in environmental quality incentive program

June - Vol. 62, No. 6

	California Department of Pesticide Regulations restricts clopyralid sales
	UC Davis environmental horticulture department established IR-4 center
	Sulfur said to make a difference in nutrition of Pacific Northwest horticultural crops

July - Vol. 62, No. 7

	Gross sales of Oregon nursery-related crops up by over $24 million in extension estimate
	Ag officials and nursery industry take aggressive action after discovery of phytophthora at Oregon nursery
	Reports indicate noxious weeds being sold in water garden trade
	Revised hours of service rules for commercial motor vehicle drivers
	With West Nile virus in the news, garden centers can give customers tips on avoiding mosquitoes
	What we know about landscape water requirements
	Cooperative extension helping Southern California mountain communities understand wildfire threat

August - Vol. 62, No. 8

	Immigration and Naturalization Service replaced by new agencies
	Northwest growers ponder role in funding continuation of U.S.-Japan plant trading network
	Upcoming Dept. of Labor "surveys" are really investigations
	Observation of Fusarium Wilt on palms
	Floral consumer reports available

September - Vol. 62, No. 9

	Concern over USDA/aphis analysis of pest risks posed by Taiwan's orchid request
	Congress told of need for nursery crop insurance
	University of California part of initiative to share patented ag research
	Americans invest $28.9 billion in professional lawn & landscape services
	Container sizes: accuracy is the best (and only!) policy

October - Vol. 62, No. 10

	Regulation requires Oregon nurseries to report tree and shrub imports to Ag Dept.
	Eastern filbert blight discovered in Oregon
	Emerald ash border quarantine expanded
	With zero tolerance for snails, California growers take aggressive approach to control
	Palm disease notes - Pink Rot
	UCCE and the Division of Ag & Natural Resources start downsizing because of California's budget woes
	Be wary of training your workers in English only

November - Vol. 62, No. 11

	More methyl bromide restrictions in California
	Number of plants proposed for noxious weed list in Washington
	Oregon nursery industry farm gate value hits record high for 12th straight year -- $727 million
	Calif. budget deficit causes halt in funding for RIFA program
	Bipartisan agreement reached on new guestworker program

December - Vol. 62, No. 12

	SOD contained in Oregon by officials still seeking answers
	USDA quarantines emerald ash borer
	Asin long horned beetle found in northern Toronto in September
	Beneficial wasps offer hope on sharpshooter front
	"plants at work" faces closing down without increased support
	Value of California nursery and floral products reported at $3.3 billion for 2002-03