With new technology, water gardening market poised for expansion
	Glassy-winged sharpshooter update
	California to get $22 million to fight GWSS in 2004
	Ergonomics regs rejected at polls in Washington state

	What's in - what's out for gardening in 2004
	Colorado officials close 250 wells used for ag irrigation
	Northwest U.S.-Japan plant trading network provides benefits

	ANLA supports immigration reform act introduced in late January
	California water supply trends that nurseries should notice
	New safety program announced by ALCA

APRIL - Vol. 63, No. 4

	No-spray buffers for pesticides in Oregon/Washington/California being appealed
	Oregon Department of Ag works with OAN looking for additional plant species at risk for sudden oak death
	How to use that new pesticide, legally
	Joint Green Industry task force examines compliance with container marketing regulations regarding weights and measures
	California landscape contractors' study shows how state could save 100,000 sq. ft. of water annually

MAY - Vol. 63, No. 5

	New trucking regulations impact peat moss shipments
	CLCA water bill passes first test
	H-2B guest worker program hits cap in March
	Aphis confirms ralstonia at Guatemalan facility
	New H-2A wage rates published
	Methyl bromide alternatives complicate life for growers
	Washington Dept. of Ag issues emergency rule on imported nursery stock

JUNE - Vol. 63, No. 6

	Sudden Oak Death continues to generate controversy
	Nevada Board of Agriculture adopts changes to green industry regulation
	Effective spring treatments can help control snails and slugs
	An evaluation of ten low-chill peaches for mid-winter areas of coastal Southern California

JULY - Vol. 63, No. 7

	$15.5 billion in aphis funds earmarked to halt spread of P. Ramorum
	USDA amending regulations on imported plants certification
	USDA proposes amendments to see import regulations
	Oregon A. Dept. imposes quarantine on Columbia county regarding P. Ramorum

AUGUST - Vol. 63, No. 8

	Oregon Department of Agriculture steps up P. Ramorum inspection & surveillance program
	California nursery growers file suit against State of Kentucky for illegally blocking interstate commerce
	Container marketing task force research brings clearer understanding of existing regulations
	red imported fire ant nemesis gains foothold in Florida
	Listening for weevils in nursery crops

SEPTEMBER - Vol. 63, No. 9

	Project aims at developing tools for field detection of Phytophthora ramorum
	Methyl Bromide alterntives complicate life for growers
	Federal judge orders Kentucky to follow USDA guidelines allowing for safe shipments of California plants and nursery products
	N. American horticulture supply association creates weights & measures task force
	2004 American standard for nursery stock available
	Silencing crown gall disease

OCTOBER - Vol. 63, No. 10

	Florida green industry hit by hurricanes; fund established to help nurseries in need
	New study shows labor costs responsible for 30% of California farm expenses
	Quarantine fo Columbia county nurseries in Oregon lifted in August

NOVEMBER - Vol. 63, No. 11

	Visit by southern plan regulatory officials to California and Oregon leads to better understanding of P. Ramorum issues
	ALCA and PLCAA members vote to form new association
	California board bans hand weeding by farm workers

DECEMBER - Vol. 63, No. 12

	USDA regulates pine shoot beetle host material from Canada
	Federal rule amendment would ramp up inspection protocal in West Coast states