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Featured Guides
Science-based educational resources to help you understand and protect your Central Coast property.
Seasonal Resources
Timely information aligned with Central Coast climate patterns and pest cycles.
Spring
- ✓ Oak moth emergence and larval monitoring
- ✓ Weed germination prevention timing
- ✓ Orchard bud break protection strategies
Summer
- ✓ Heat stress identification and mitigation
- ✓ Gopher activity spikes and control
- ✓ Mite monitoring for ornamentals
Fall
- ✓ Snapshot® pre-emergent applications
- ✓ Root-zone nutrition programs
- ✓ Bark beetle prevention treatments
Winter
- ✓ Dormant spraying schedules
- ✓ Soil health assessment and amendment
- ✓ Spring preparation planning
Program-Specific Resources
Deep-dive documentation for our specialized treatment programs.
CanopyShield™
In-depth guides on biological larval control and phosphite foliar defense for oak and ornamental tree protection.
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BarkShield™
Technical information on dual-layer bark beetle and borer prevention for Monterey pines, cypress, and oaks.
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Snapshot® Weed Control
Application timing charts, product safety data, and seasonal planning resources for pre-emergent weed management.
View Resources Penergetic Wildlife Deterrent
Research papers and case studies on non-toxic, behavior-based wildlife management solutions.
View ResourcesGlossary of Terms
Key terminology to help you understand pest management and plant health concepts.
Larvae —
The immature, wingless, feeding stage of insects that undergo complete metamorphosis. In pest management, targeting the larval stage is often more effective than treating adults.
Phosphite —
A plant-available form of phosphorus that stimulates the plant's natural immune response and strengthens vascular tissue against pathogens and environmental stress.
Pre-emergent —
A herbicide application method that prevents weed seeds from germinating, applied before weeds emerge from the soil surface for proactive control.
Compaction —
Soil condition where particles are pressed together, reducing pore space, limiting water infiltration and root growth, often caused by foot traffic or equipment.
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