I agree with Russ. In addition, the other thing that worries me is what is
"not" being said or asked.  Do they put these pesticides on all their grass
seeds, and is it still being done?  If that were the case, far greater
numbers of wild birds and animals could still be in continued danger of
poisoning.

Harry Fink
Clarksville, MD

On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 6:58 PM, <> wrote:

> Keep in mind that Scott?s is the same company that spoon-feeds the public
> ad nauseum how we simply MUST have weed-free lawns and how ?there shall be
> no crabgrass? in their advertisement campaigns ? all to the detriment of
> our waterways, watersheds, and Bay. Scott?s has one of the more powerful
> lobby campaigns in Washington, and that?s the only reason that residential
> fertilizer does not fall under the regulation of the EPA?s
> newly-established TMDL for the Bay - this despite the fact that Nitrogen
> and Phosphorus are two of the three Bay TMDLs (sediment being the third).
>
>
> Russ Ruffing
> Woodstock, MD

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