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2019 GRN Workshop Schedule
MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 2019 5 p.m. pre-workshop dinner at Heartland Grill in the Sheraton Madison Connect with other attendees at a casual dinner and social time. (Note: this event is not covered by conference fee.) TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2019 … Continue reading
GRN Workshop registration ends August 5
The link below has the agenda and workshop registration. July 26 was the last day for the discounted block of hotel rooms. But ask for the rate and see what they say. Remember to book a hotel room if you … Continue reading
Managing invasive cattails by Nathan Herbert
Nathan Herbert Managing wetland habitat inevitably involves controlling cattails. Recovering a wetland from a well-established cattail colony is a 5-to-10-year project that requires persistence and multiple herbicide application methods. In colonies with a high density of cats, a two person … Continue reading
GRN Workshop Registration deadlines!
The link below has the agenda and workshop registration. Friday, July 26, is the last day for the discounted block of hotel rooms. Remember to book a hotel room if you need one. The field trips are filling up fast. … Continue reading
GRN Workshop Registration Open!
The link below has the agenda and workshop registration. Remember to book a hotel room if you need one. Kudos to Mike Hansen for coordinating the workshop! Grassland Restoration Network 2019 Workshop
Weed spade a mighty tool
Below I am carrying a bottle of broadleaf herbicide in a nail pouch and a “Parsnip Predator” weed spade. This weed spade is offered by The Prairie Enthusiasts. They have a nice description online. The spade is light weight and … Continue reading
Prairie seed planting machines
by Bill Kleiman, Nachusa Grasslands I first saw a picture of an old pull-behind seeder Chris Helzer was using in Nebraska and I started looking for one. We now have three of these drop seeders. If you buy one get … Continue reading
