This bilingual (Spanish and English) publication describes how to protect pollinators during a pesticide application. It also describes native bees and provides additional resources for information. This is one of a series of 10 Pesticide Use and Safety/ Uso y Seguridad de Pesticidas fact sheets.
Hefner, M., Kratsch, H., Fisher, J. and Schaerer, M.F. 2020, Protecting Pollinators/ Protegiendo a los Polinizadores, University of Nevada, Reno Extension Fact Sheet FS-20-10
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Pollinator Protection
Learn three easy ways to help protect and promote pollinators, like bees and butterflies, in your home landscapes and gardens.
 Jensen, C. and Kratsch, H. 2023, Extension, University of Nevada, Reno
Enterprise Budget, Roundup Ready Alfalfa Hay Pershing County, Nevada
Pershing County has approximately 36,900 acres of alfalfa production, with an approximate value of $37 million. (Foster, 2010) It should be used as a guide to estimate costs and returns for RR alfalfa hay establishment and production.
 Foster, S. 2012, University of Nevada Cooperative Extension
The Nevada Pesticide Applicator Training Program
University of Nevada Cooperative Extension is charged with the training of pesticide applicators. Self study programs and training courses are available to help a person prepare for the certification exam.
 Cichowlaz, S., Johnson, W., McKie, P., and Moses, C. 2002, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-02-02
Safe and Legal Transportation of Pesticides
This special publication contains extensive information on the safe and legal ways to transport pesticides. Learn more about hazards, procedures, incident/accident reports, commercial carriers, and many more.
 Johnson, W. 2001, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, SP-01-09
Scouting the Landscape
Good pest management in the landscape begins with a good scouting program. Scouting what is actually happening to the plants in the landscape. Rather just spraying pesticides, scouting allows the gardener to properly identify problems first. Appropriate solutions can be determin...
 Robinson, M.L., Johnson, W. S., Post, R. L., Carlos, B. 2000, Extension: University of Nevada, Reno, SP-00-02
 

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Master Gardeners of Nevada

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Pesticide Safety Education Program

Extension’s Pesticide Safety Education Program provides web-based training for pesticide applicators seeking to apply restricted and general use pesticides safely, properly and according to the law. Pesticide licensure and certification is administered by the Nevada Department of Agriculture.