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In This Issue...

* Board of Pesticides Control Update [ #link_1 ]
* Forest Stewards Guild Launches New Sustaining Ash Partners Network Website [ #link_2 ]
* Landowner Webinar Series: Protecting Your Legacy [ #link_3 ]

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Board of Pesticides Control Update

Stay up to date with the latest from the Board of Pesticides Control. This update covers everything you need to know about upcoming meetings, new rules, and important reminders to keep you and your community safe. They’re here to keep you informed, and they’d like to hear your thoughts—drop them an email anytime at [email protected]. 

In the Update: 


* Upcoming Board Meetings 

* Upcoming Credit Meetings 

* Product Registration Information 

* BPC Reminders and Updates 

* Toxicology Corner 

* Enforcement Reminder 

* EPA Announces Final Registration of New Pesticide Isocycloseram 

* EPA Announces New Pesticide Active Ingredient Cyclobutrifluram 

* EPA Announces Proposed Registration of Herbicide Epyrifenacil
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Forest Stewards Guild Launches New Sustaining Ash Partners Network Website

Whether you’re a forestry practitioner, landowner, researcher, or concerned community member, the Forest Stewards Guild invites you to explore the new website and join their community to help protect ash trees for generations to come. 

The website highlights SAP-NE’s collaborative work to steward ash trees across the Northeast. You’ll find the latest on SAP-NE’s projects, helpful resources, news, and upcoming events from SAP-NE and its partners. 

Additionally, the 2026 Application period for SAP-NE’s ash demonstration sites is now open. They’re expanding their network of demo sits to continue supporting ash stewardship across the Northeast in VT, NY, MA, ME, and the sovereign lands of federally recognized Tribal Nations.  

Applicants may receive up to $10,000 in funding, and proposals will be accepted until January 16, 2026.

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Landowner Webinar Series: Protecting Your Legacy

*Date*: January 13, 2026, January 27, 2026, February 10, 2026, February 24, 2026.  

*Time*: 6:30PM to 8PM  

*Location*: Digital Webinar  

Your land is part of your legacy. Planning what will happen to it after you are gone is a critical step to being a good steward. In fact, it may be the most important step you can take as a landowner—not just for your benefit but for the benefit of your family, your community, and the land itself.   

Join UMass Extension and guest speakers for a free, four-part webinar series about planning the future of your land. Attend some or all the webinars. Get information. Ask questions. Hear the experience of other landowners.   


* *January 13:* Getting Started with Conservation-based Estate Planning  

* *January 27:* Passing on Your Land Using a Will or Trust  

* *February 10:* Permanent Land Conservation Tools  

* *February 24*: Becoming a Landowner  

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