Last Friday brought another bad day for phragmites, reed canary grass and woody invasives out back in the prairie planting.
Following our controlled burn in early May of 2020
we invited a field team from Robert E. Lee and Associates to return in
late summer last year to perform follow-up chemical treatment.
We've done this before
and now we're on a twice a year cycle - spring and fall. This is their first visit of 2022.
If you're wondering why I don't
just do this myself the short answer is that I probably could - but I'd
be breaking the law. Because the work is performed in a delineated
wetland habitat only licensed applicators can pull a permit from
Wisconsin DNR and perform the work. You know me - I'm all about doing
things on the up and up. Pulling, cutting and treating other invasives located in less sensitive locations remain my responsibility.
Death to the invader!
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