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Re: Goin' outta business sale (least in the S.E)
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Posted by Les...fortunate on October 13, 2001 at 18:34:02 from (216.204.76.138):
In Reply to: Goin' outta business sale (least in the S.E) posted by ShepFL on October 12, 2001 at 17:07:12:
Shep, look on the label and go to the website of the manufacturer. Probably Monsanto, Dupont, Dow or somebody like that. That should lead you to all the info you'd ever want. In our right-of-way work, we use a lot of Krenite on cut stumps. Accord will work on cut surfaces or foliar. You need licenses for all of this stuff. Here in NH it's all regulated by the Ag Dept. and all states are different. We also do "basal" spraying on standing brush as some of the other posters have described below. Never on mature trees, though, just 5 (or less) year old brush.
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