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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Managing invasive weeds with limited resources
During May, June and July, are you like us racing to keep weeds from setting seed? We manage over 100 prairie plantings and dozens of remnant habitats to cover annually. We try to cover all areas of the preserve as … Continue reading
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Agenda for GRN annual workdshop
Grassland Restoration Network—Limitations of Success— Agenda as of 6/11/13 Hotels booked, will be held until June 14, registration deadline June 14 as well. Hotels with rooms held for GRN participants: Hotel Address Phone number Rate for single King Rate for … Continue reading
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Registration closing, and when is a weed invasive
The last day to register for our annual GRN workshop is Friday, June 14, 2013. We are planning for an interactive set of discussions and tours of prairie restorations. Join us! When is a weed invasive? In my last post … Continue reading
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The Devil King by Bill Kleiman
King devil, Hieracium pratense, or H. caespitosum is sometimes called field hawkweed. it is in the composite family. It is a weed and considered invasive by many managers, including yours truly. Do not confuse this plant with native H. longipilum which blooms a few weeks after … Continue reading
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How to run the Birchmeier Herbicide backpacks
HOW TO RUN THE BIRCHMEIER HERBICIDE BACKPACKS Bill Kleiman June 4, 2013 Birchmeier packs are about $300 each. Four gallon model shown. They are well made with brass and steel and stainless steel along with plastic parts. Viton seals on … Continue reading
GRN workshop registration closes June 14
Join us in Columbia Missouri for presentations, discussions, and field trips. Register now!
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