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Tag Archives: basal bark herbicide
Hand held herbicide sprayer
By Bill Kleiman, update of May 20, 2022 I find it pleasant when driving the preserve and I spy one autumn olive out in the prairie and I have my little sprayer in the truck. I don’t need to remember … Continue reading →
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A simple experiment on birdsfoot trefoil
by Bill Kleiman, Nachusa Grasslands, TNC I often carry in my truck a spray bottle of herbicide that is 20% garlon 4 in mineral oil, a basal bark herbicide. I use this on various brush I see during the summer. … Continue reading →
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25 Drums, 1 Applicator, 1 Sprayer & 1 Winter
By Bryon Walters, conservation contractor This past Winter I have applied 375 gallons of a 20% solution of Triclopyr 4 mixed with basal oil in 10 different natural areas. All of it, 2 ½ gallons at a time on my … Continue reading →
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Tagged basal bark herbicide, birchmeier, Bryon Walters, natural areas brush
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