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Here's a quick overview of the treatments ISN has found most successful for controlling knotweeds: Milestone (aminopyralid) Faster kill (~3 years), more off-target effects Standard rate (3-7 oz/acre; 0.01%) Using nonionic surfactant (standard rate) Late spring (3-4 ft high) or late summer (at least 60 days before frost) When treating in late summer, it is helpful to do a cut of the plants a month or so in advance ONLY IF safe disposal of the stems is possible At some sites, repeat treatments (spring & summer) may b
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ISN Staff Instructing at Children's Camp
Katie Grzesiak posted a gallery image in Northwest Michigan ISN
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ISN Staff Instructing at Children's Camp
Katie Grzesiak posted a gallery image in Northwest Michigan ISN
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- camp
- invasive species network
- (and 4 more)
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ISN Staff Instructing at Children's Camp
Katie Grzesiak posted a gallery image in Northwest Michigan ISN
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- camp
- invasive species network
- (and 4 more)
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Just a quick introduction to the Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network (ISN) for anyone looking for information--feel free to post questions! You can also contact me directly at kgrzesiak@gtcd.org or our Outreach Specialist, Emily Cook, at ecook@gtcd.org. First, check out our website: HabitatMatters.org. It's full of great introductory information, including partners, priority species, and the articles from our eNewsletter. If you want to get involved, sign up for our eNews! This comes out monthly with ways to get involved with ISN and our many partners. I