PBI-Gordon’s Eric Reasor, Ph.D., breaks down how turfgrass type, weed ID, weather, and customer expectations all factor into choosing the right herbicide for the job.
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Two steps ahead: How seasonal weed control planning helps lawn pros control their year
PBI-Gordon’s Eric Reasor, Ph.D., explains how seasonal weed control planning helps lawn care operators stay ahead of weeds, reduce costs, and set up each season for success.
Expanding Post-Emergent Herbicide Applications
Eric Reasor, Ph.D., explains how expanding your post-emergent herbicide applications can save time and yield better results.
The “EW” in New PBI-Gordon Herbicides
Eric Reasor, Ph.D., explains why PBI-Gordon is the forefront of formulation technology with its new emulsion-in-water (EW) formulations.
Vexis® Herbicide Granular Approved for Use in New York
PBI-Gordon announces that Vexis® recently received approval by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for use in the state.
How to Control Ground Ivy and Wild Violet
Many different weeds emerge during spring, but two of the more difficult-to-control ones are ground ivy and wild violet.
VIDEO: Spreader Calibration & Application Tips for Vexis®
Vexis delivers exceptional control of sedge and kyllinga species, plus listed broadleaf weeds. But you have to apply Vexis correctly, and that means applying the correct amount.
SpeedZone® Southern EW Approved for Use in California
SpeedZone® Southern EW Broadleaf Herbicide for Turf has received registration from the State of California for use in California.
Announcing SpeedZone® EW Broadleaf Herbicide for Turf
New SpeedZone® EW Broadleaf Herbicide for Turf features a novel, emulsion-in-water (EW) formulation – a technological advance from emulsifiable concentrate (EC) formulations that rely on solvents to solubilize active ingredients.
Understanding Formulations: Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC) vs. Suspoemulsion (SE)
Learn and understand the differences between Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC) and Suspoemulsion (SE) formulations.