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Re-publish Scharf Insecticide MOA session with updated deliverables

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# Bulletin Writing Toolkit — Overview & Document Guide
## Insecticide Basics for the Pest Management Professional — Bulletin Update
### Based on Dr. Michael Scharf's GTBOP Presentation (October 18, 2017)
# Insecticide Basics Bulletin — Writing Toolkit
**Source Webinar:** Dr. Michael Scharf — Principles of Insecticide Classification and Mode of Action (October 18, 2017)
**Collaborators:** Dr. Dan Suiter (UGA), Dr. Michael Scharf (Purdue)
**Target Publication:** UGA extension bulletin on insecticide classification and mode of action for pest control professionals
**Prepared by:** Rich Braman, UGA Cooperative Extension / Center for Urban Agriculture
**For:** Dr. Dan Suiter (UGA) & Dr. Michael Scharf (Purdue University)
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## How This Toolkit Works
This set of writing resources reorganizes Dr. Scharf's GTBOP presentation into a publication-ready structure. All content derives exclusively from the corrected transcript — no external information has been introduced.
| Document | Purpose |
|----------|---------|
| [Bulletin Outline](outline.md) | Publication structure with content notes, transcript pointers, and writing notes |
| [Reference Compendium](compendium.md) | Consolidated tables of insecticide classes, active ingredients, MOA groups, and terminology |
| [Source Guide](source-guide.md) | Maps publication sections to exact transcript locations and video timestamps |
### Using These Documents
The **Outline** is your drafting roadmap — it tells you what goes where and flags areas needing current updates with ⚠️ markers. The **Compendium** is your quick-reference sheet for verifying classifications and relationships while writing. The **Source Guide** tells you exactly where to look in the video or transcript to verify any specific claim.
⚠️ markers indicate content that may need updating since the 2017 presentation. These are flags for the subject matter experts, not corrections — the writing resources preserve what the speaker actually said.
This package contains three documents designed to work together as a writing toolkit for the bulletin revision, all derived exclusively from the corrected and verified prose transcript of Mike's October 2017 GTBOP presentation.
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*Source: GTBOP Structural Pest Control Series / Processed for UGA Center for Urban Agriculture*
### 1. Bulletin Draft Outline
Reorganizes Mike's conversational presentation flow into a publication-ready six-part structure. Each section has content notes, key details, transcript pointers, and writing notes flagging where things may need updating (neonicotinoid regulation, methyl bromide phase-out, etc.). The editorial notes at the end call out which Q&A exchanges are strong candidates for integration into the body text rather than staying as standalone Q&A.
### 2. Quick Reference Compendium
Nine consolidated tables extracting every classification, product, target site, field indicator, and terminology definition Mike mentioned. The master classification table (Table 1) is essentially a draft of the summary table that could appear in the finished bulletin. Table 6 on the insect-specificity spectrum and the "same target site, opposite effects" cross-reference are the kind of things that make a reference bulletin actually useful on the truck.
### 3. Source Guide
Maps every proposed bulletin section to the exact transcript heading and approximate video timestamp. Also flags which content came exclusively from the Q&A with Dan — eleven topics that would be missed if someone only worked from the prepared slides. The flow comparison table at the end shows how the webinar's live sequence was restructured for publication logic.
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Everything traces back to the corrected prose transcript as the single source of truth, so nothing in these documents introduces outside information. Items marked with ⚠️ flag spots where 2017 content will need current updates.
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*Prepared from GTBOP webinar archive materials for UGA Center for Urban Agriculture.*