2004 UN approved Methyl Bromide CUE for forest nurseries.
2002 Submitted a Methyl Bromide CUE to EPA.
2000 Formed a “Methyl Bromide Task Force”.
1999 Clopyralid registered for use in forest nurseries. Hosted an International Symposium on Nursery by Silviculture Interactions.
1998 First to observe crystals on roots of loblolly pine seedlings. First to warn against washing roots of loblolly pine seedlings.
1997 Recommend forest nurseries use chloropicrin as an alternative to methyl bromide.
1996 Supported fomesafen registration in Arkansas, North Carolina, and Texas.
1995 Supported fomesafen registration to control nutsedge in Alabama.
1994 Prodiamine registered for use in forest nurseries.
1993 First to recommend not using DCPA in forest nurseries (due to groundwater).
1989 Coined the term "December dip".
1988 Lactofen registered for postemergence use in forest nurseries.
1986 First to identify Lygus as the cause of "bushy-topped" loblolly pine.
1985 Hosted an International Symposium on Nursery Management.
1984 First to test fomesafen in southern pine seedbeds.
1983 Sethoxydim registered to control grasses in forest nurseries.
1981 Metalaxyl registered for controlling damping off in nurseries.
1980 Triadimefon registered for pines in AL, AR, GA, LA, NC and SC.
1979 Perfluidone registered as a nutsedge herbicide for nurseries in Mississippi. Oxyfluorfen registered as a herbicide in conifer seedbeds. Thiram registered as a seed treatment in Alabama.
1978 Nitrofen herbicide registered in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Granular oxadiazon registered for use in forest nurseries.
1977 Bifenox herbicide registered for use in pine seedbeds.
1976 First in the world to test oxyfluorfen in pine seedbeds.
1973 Diphenamid herbicide registered for use in loblolly and slash pine seedbeds.
