New England Landscape and Masonry Show

[phasthound]

Originally Posted by Prolawnservice

They should do a study on the connection between baldness and pesticides, when I worked for someone else (incidentally which is why I decided to look into organics) he had a pesticide business for 20 some years and was bald w/glasses. When I went to take my initial training for my license, same thing only he was a termite guy bald with glasses. I've taken a couple classes at Rutgers taught by Scott Guiser and if anyone has met him, same. I think there must some type of connection, but who knows.

Scott is at PA Extension in Bucks County, PA.
I was part of the business panel yesterday held at the conclusion of Rutger's 3 day Ornamental IPM class. For some reason, enrollment is at an all time low.


I should mention that since I switched from spraying pesticides to spraying compost tea, I now have good fungal growth on my head.

[NattyLawn]

Originally Posted by ICT Bill

I haven't laughed out loud in a couple of days
"You have to be a MAN to apply chemicals! " really got me LMAO

Damn grubs, its all their fault

Hey Natty, whats a good show up your way?

I don't know of any good shows in Lancaster except for the ISA show on Monday. That one deals with trees though.

The PA Green Expo is in Harrisburg July 22nd-24th.
http://www.pagreenexpo.com/

[phasthound]

Originally Posted by NattyLawn

I don't know of any good shows in Lancaster except for the ISA show on Monday. That one deals with trees though.

The PA Green Expo is in Harrisburg July 22nd-24th.
http://www.pagreenexpo.com/

I'll be at the ISA show on Tues. It would be great to meet up with whoever else is going.

[NattyLawn]

Originally Posted by phasthound

I'll be at the ISA show on Tues. It would be great to meet up with whoever else is going.

I won't be there (I'm a lawn guy), but Erik and Thad will. OA will have a booth set up.