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Staying Up-to-Date on ECOTOX

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While the ECOTOX knowledgebase has been an available tool for some time now, there is a recent focus on New Approach Methodologies (NAM), to characterize hazard or risk without the use of animal testing. With this important push into the future of ecotoxicological research, the ECOTOX database is certainly expected to be a primary resource.

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Mistletoe: environmental villain or holiday facilitator of love?

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Mistletoe: environmental villain or holiday facilitator of love? December 12, 2022 | Endangered Species | Amy RitterThe myth and story worlds would have us believe that the mistletoe plant is magical. A Hollywood holiday staple, …

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How and Why to Use Effects Modeling for Endangered Species

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How and Why to Use Effects Modeling for Endangered Species June 24, 2025 | | Paul GlaumWithout effective management, today’s endangered species face a very real risk of extinction. These species have reached their precarious …

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Spotlight on the 2025 CLA & RISE Regulatory Conference

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Spotlight on the 2025 CLA & RISE Regulatory Conference May 21, 2025 | | Nathan SnyderThis year’s CLA & RISE Regulatory Conference, hosted by CropLife America (CLA) and Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE), …

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Ground Truthing Using ArcGIS Survey123

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Ground Truthing Using ArcGIS Survey123 May 21, 2025 | | Survey123 allows you to input your location or allows you to select your location on a map Verifying, or “ground truthing” cover crops usage and …

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Taking Agriculture to New Heights: How Drones Are Revolutionizing Precision Farming

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Taking Agriculture to New Heights: How Drones Are Revolutionizing Precision Farming May 21, 2025 | |  Martha GerigFigure caption: Drone imagery captured with A) RGB and B) multispectral cameras. These images are of the same …

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Are you ready for field season: Field Season Checklist

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Are you ready for field season: field season checklist April 23, 2025 | | Let’s ask the question, are your in-field study systems and equipment ready for the upcoming growing season? Spring will quickly be …

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Understanding Harmful Algal Blooms: A Growing Environmental Concern

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Understanding Harmful Algal Blooms: A Growing Environmental Concern April 23, 2025 | | by: Martha M. Gerig, Ph.D.Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are rapid overgrowths of algae in water systems, often forming thick, green or red …

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Tracking veterinary medicines’ risk to the environment

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Tracking veterinary medicines’ risk to the environment April 23, 2025 | | Marty WilliamsWith billions of companion and agricultural animals in the United States alone, it’s clear that human and animal lives are deeply interconnected, …

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Waterborne attends the National Monitoring Conference along the Fox River in Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Waterborne attends the National Monitoring Conference along the Fox River in Green Bay, Wisconsin March 26, 2025 | | Harkening a theme of “Working Together for Clean Water”, the National Monitoring Conference (NMC) drew together …

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With Commercial Honey Bees Suffering Heavy Losses This Year, It’s Time to Consider Native Pollinators Instead

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With Commercial Honey Bees Suffering Heavy Losses This Year, it’s Time to Consider Native Pollinators Instead March 25, 2025 | | Recent reports of alarming losses within the commercial honey bee industry have farmers concerned …

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The Critical Intersection of Outreach and Technical Assistance

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The Critical Intersection of Outreach and Technical Assistance February 25, 2025 | |  Martha Gerig, Ph.D.The scientific method, at its foundation, is ultimately the building of a story. From surveying the scientific literature to find …

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Greenhouse gas emissions: why monitoring and action is critical in agricultural landscapes

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Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Why Monitoring and Action Is Critical In Agricultural Landscapes January 28, 2025 | Field Studies | While most people are familiar with the term “greenhouse gas” as it pertains to the carbon …

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What Are Your Dissipation Studies Telling You? Part 2: Terrestrial Dissipation and Wildlife With Robust Instrumentation to the Rescue!

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What Are Your Dissipation Studies Telling You? Part 2: Terrestrial Dissipation and Wildlife With Robust Instrumentation to the Rescue! November 18, 2024 | Modeling | In this 2-part article series, we explore the various aspects …

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Global decline of insect populations: data gaps and the push for everyone to get involved

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Global decline of insect populations: data gaps and the push for everyone to get involved October 25, 2022 | Pollinator | Jennifer CollinsOver the past two decades, reports of localized and global decline in insect …

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Amy Ritter Named American Chemical Society AGRO Division Fellow

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Amy Ritter Named American Chemical Society AGRO Division Fellow Title September 16, 2024 | Waterborne News | Amy Ritter was named an American Chemical Society AGRO Division Fellow this year along with Tom Sparks, Pat …

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