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High winds recently broke a number of tree branches, toppled or tilted trees and, in some cases, exposed carpenter ant nests or decay in trees.

Solvent emissions cause many occupational diseases, breakdowns, and malfunctions. Click to read more...

Testa Analytical has released a study showcasing the effectiveness of their Solvent Line Monitor in preventing issues caused by undissolved gas bubbles in HPLC, flow chemistry, or liquid dosing systems. Click to read more...

Due to the highly polar nature of oligonucleotides, hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC) is ideally suited for their characterisation. Click to read more...

It was a hot, dry summer, and a lot of irrigation took place. In some cases, irrigation was too frequent or too much and landscape plants are now suffering from

The company owes $23.7m to Sax’s Autumn Park and Kearoa Holdings.

How Syngenta is using UFPLC to extract and purify gram-scale by-products for regulatory tests Chemicals such as herbicides, fungicides, insecticides and seed treatments are widely used to maximise crop yields worldwide. Click to read more...

I’ve had more than the usual number of questions about lawn weeds with homeowners wondering why weeds seem even more prolific this year.

The vegetable garden season soon will be winding down. Here are fall tasks that will help next season’s garden get off to a good start.

While weather extremes are not unusual for Nebraska, we have had several exceptional extremes. Extreme drought, decent rainfall in July and August when we typically do not receive much precipitation,