Lawn Fertilizer Articles & Analysis
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Sources of excess phosphorous include urban stormwater, factories, sewers, household wastes and lawn fertilizer, and in some areas runoff from fertilizers or manure applied to fields. ...
There are concerns that fertilizers used on lawns may also contribute to these problems. All of the lawns in the United States cover an area almost as large as Florida, making turfgrass our largest ‘crop’ and lawn fertilizer use a legitimate issue. ...
EPA today applauded Governor O’Malley and the Maryland House and Senate for passing legislation that will minimize polluted runoff from lawns and achieve measureable reductions in nitrogen and phosphorus to local waterways and the Chesapeake Bay. “Limiting the impact of fertilizers is exactly the kind of commitment that provides EPA with assurance ...
Eau Claire Co-op Oil is an authorized supplemental distributor of the herbicide in a herbicide-fertilizer product marketed as Award Turf Fertilizer with 0.38% Barricade. During an inspection of a Missouri lawn care business in March 2010, a representative of the Missouri Department of Agriculture found bags of Award Turf ...
Invalid registration number 538-304 is used primarily by Scotts Lawn Service, a lawn care company. It is marketed under names including 'Scotts Lawn Service Fertilizer with .28% Halts,' 'Scotts Lawn Service Fertilizer 0-0-7 Plus .28% Halts Pro,' 'Scotts Lawn Service ...