Statewide Roadside Vegetation Management Plan : Integrated Weed Management Component 2006-2011 2006
Statewide Roadside Vegetation Management Plan : Integrated Weed Management Component 2006-2011 2006
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Although most herbicide applications are currently contracted through county weed districts, MDT has assumed responsibility for weed control on some rights-of-way. Weed management activities, including herbicide applications, would be coordinated with respective county weed districts to help assure correct application method, timing, and noxious weed species and location.
Restoration & Rehabilitation Restoration is a critical component of roadside invasive plant management programs. Healthy pla...nt communities are more resistant to weed invasion. Restoration of roadside plant communities will ultimately reduce costs associated with invasive plant management and reduce maintenance costs from mowing.
Both desirable native and non-native species will be considered in reseeding disturbed sites. Choice of species will be based on objectives for the site, environmental conditions, species biology, ease of establishment, and resistance to weed invasion. Road shoulders are a critical area for developing plant communities that resist weed invasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although most herbicide applications are currently contracted through county weed districts, MDT has assumed responsibility for weed control on some rights-of-way. Weed management activities, including herbicide applications, would be coordinated with respective county weed districts to help assure correct application method, timing, and noxious weed species and location.
Restoration & Rehabilitation Restoration is a critical component of roadside invasive plant management programs. Healthy pla...nt communities are more resistant to weed invasion. Restoration of roadside plant communities will ultimately reduce costs associated with invasive plant management and reduce maintenance costs from mowing.
Both desirable native and non-native species will be considered in reseeding disturbed sites. Choice of species will be based on objectives for the site, environmental conditions, species biology, ease of establishment, and resistance to weed invasion. Road shoulders are a critical area for developing plant communities that resist weed invasion.
What to read after Statewide Roadside Vegetation Management Plan : Integrated Weed Management Component 2006-2011 2006?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Transportation to read onlineMoreLess
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