WSU’s PICOL Pesticide database is moving

The new website for the Pesticide Information Center OnLine database (PICOL) is live and it’s time to update your links, bookmarks, and favorites! The new address is https://picol.cahnrs.wsu.edu/.

The legacy PICOL site will shut down forever in March 2020, so please make sure that you also update links and web addresses in documents and on websites.

Feel free to share this information with anyone involved in pest management and pesticide research, registration, or use. For questions, contact WSU’s WSPRS office at picol.info@wsu.edu.

PICOL is a searchable database providing information on all pesticides registered in Washington and Oregon and is tailored to specifically focus on PNW crops and regulatory information.

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