The EPA is looking for public feedback on possible policy changes related to minimum risk pesticide exemptions. Read on to learn more!

Last week, the EPA released interim decisions and made updates to label language for four Pyridines and Pyrimidines herbicides to address ecological risks.

PEER has recently discovered that multiple herbicides and insecticides contain PFAS - a chemical that can lead to health issues. Here's how the EPA is responding.

With a new administration and new executive orders, the future of the controversial pesticide chlorpyrifos is in doubt.

This blog reviews the new WPS Application Exclusion Zone (AEZ) requirements enacted by the EPA in Dec 2020.

On December 30, a new emergency rule extended the validity of Michigan many pesticide applicator licenses. Read more to see if you qualify for this extension!

The Oregon Department of Agriculture recently filed Administrative Rules that limits the use of chlorpyrifos and phases out nearly all use by December 31, 2023.

In this blog, we highlight various stories that show the many ways pest management professionals like you have made a positive difference in local communities.

After removing the only Asian giant murder hornet nest in the US last month, Washington State Ag researchers are still discovering what's inside.

An Oregon State University study shows over 30% of pesticide labels don't follow EPA rules and have incorrect information about their toxicity to honey bees.