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Hi all, Below is an agenda for our upcoming IPAW Board of Directors meeting. If any members have items to add to our discussion please send them to me....
pagogg
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Nov 2, 2005
7:15 pm
852
The Woodland School is proud to offer Chainsaw Safety on Saturday, November 12. From removing invasive species to felling dangerous trees, to cutting up ...
Jeannine H. Richards
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Nov 3, 2005
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Everyone, I'm forwarding on a question I received about Autumn Olive. My experience is limited; the one time I worked with it, we were using a Garlon 4 basal...
Jessica Bolwahn
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Nov 7, 2005
11:01 pm
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Would someone who might know (in the upper hierarchy of this organization??) please email me privately? I have a question about wording in reference to ...
MJ Hatfield
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Nov 11, 2005
12:53 pm
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These grants are pretty flexible and can be used foron the ground conservation work or for education projects. You may want to consider applying if you have...
Kearns, Susan (Kelly)
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Nov 11, 2005
2:23 pm
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Our office is looking for a less invasive species for graziers to plant in wetter paddocks. Someone suggested Garrison Creeping Foxtail, Alopecurus...
green7770
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Nov 14, 2005
10:35 pm
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Sorry, I have no experience with it.....BUT if it is a rhizomatous grass from Eurasia, I would not run out and buy it until I learn more. There are native...
Harper-Lore, Bonnie
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Nov 15, 2005
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Since there are several natives in the genus Alopecurus, why not try one of them? I would think there would be a nursery out there that would have at least one...
Bob Wernerehl
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Nov 15, 2005
3:40 pm
859
Wisconsin Wetlands Association (WWA) is pleased to be partnering with Invasive Plants Association of Wisconsin (IPAW) on some programmatic connections between...
Laura England
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Nov 15, 2005
4:04 pm
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We currently have a job opening for a machinery operator. Here is the link. http://driftlesslandstewardship.com/id82.htm Feel free to distribute as...
jesse@...
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Nov 16, 2005
12:32 am
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Plants National Database Reports and Topics http://plants.usda.gov/cgi_bin/topics.cgi? earl=plant_profile.cgi&symbol=ALAR...
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Nov 18, 2005
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Note of explanation: Amy Staffen is forwarding the following message from Gene Schriefer (see affiliation below). We need to continue this type of dialogue...
amy_staffen
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Nov 18, 2005
3:36 pm
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The Invasive Plants Association of Wisconsin (IPAW) is pleased to be partnering with Wisconsin Wetlands Association (WWA) on some programmatic connections...
amy_staffen
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Nov 18, 2005
3:47 pm
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This item came up on an invasive species blog: "Weeds that defy one of world's most popular herbicides have spread quickly across Central Valley nut orchards...
tdbrock53705
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Nov 18, 2005
8:55 pm
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Good topic... Canada Thistle, Common Milkweed, Yellow Nut Sedge and Giant Ragweed seem to show considerable resistance to Roundup. Their presence often...
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Nov 21, 2005
3:42 pm
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On the topic of glyphosate-resistance. There are plants with a fairly high levels of natural tolerance such as yellow nutsedge and field horsetail. They have...
Chris Boerboom
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Nov 21, 2005
4:05 pm
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Jesse, Not sure where you're getting reports on some of these species having resistance to glyphosate. Only one perennial weed has developed resistance so far...
Jerry Doll
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Nov 21, 2005
4:11 pm
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Jerry & Chris, That (semantics: tolerance vs resistance) clears things up a bit. I figured that some of this was "tolerance." When we do planting preps with...
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Nov 21, 2005
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Jesse, With giant ragweed, I expect you are just getting repeated flushes from the seed bank. It's an annual and although it tends to be an early spring ...
Chris Boerboom
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Nov 21, 2005
10:52 pm
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Thanks Chris, See below... Jesse Bennett Driftless Land Stewardship LLC 13058 Rock School Rd. Glen Haven, WI 53810 608-794-2724 608-778-2832 ...
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Nov 23, 2005
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Does anyone have advice about adding antifreeze to herbicide to spray garlic mustard rosettes this time of year? Is regular automotive antifreeze OK, or is...
John Lunz
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Nov 25, 2005
5:38 pm
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Yikes. No, Regular anitfreeze is quite toxic if consumed. Google Ethylene Glycol toxicity and you'll see. Especially to dogs and cats, as it tastes sweet.. But...
Bob Wernerehl
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Nov 26, 2005
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John, Regular automotive antifreeze tastes sweet and might encourage animals to eat the poison. I know dogs will lick up spilled anti-freeze. --Henry Fieldseth...
Henry
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Nov 26, 2005
4:33 am
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It is possible to keep glyphosate mixtures from freezing in the winter. We have used auto window washer fluid as a diluent with glyphosate for treating cut...
tdbrock53705
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Nov 26, 2005
5:58 pm
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For what it is worth: Many invasive plants can be sprayed in the early winter with glyphosate. As long as they are green they will probably succumb the next...
tdbrock53705
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Nov 26, 2005
10:12 pm
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Please pass this on to anyone who might be interested. Note that Forestry may also be hiring an invasive plant education LTE in the near future as well. Eunice...
Kearns, Susan (Kelly)
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Dec 5, 2005
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As you have all heard, Betty Czarapata's book is now available. I would like to encourage you once again to purchase a book as a gift for a loved one. Visit...
Boos, Thomas M.
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Dec 5, 2005
8:52 pm
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I sit on the Park Commission for the Town in which I live. We have an issue concerning one of our park trails which goes through a wet wooded area. When the...
Donna VanBuecken
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Dec 9, 2005
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Donna, This is an urban interface issue where being ecologically correct doesn't always work and isn't always the best way. The liability here seems too high...
Bob Wernerehl
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Dec 9, 2005
1:19 pm
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Thanks for your response, Bob. We've considered shrubs and cedar (which is the predominant species), but the deer population in this area makes that less...
Donna VanBuecken, Wil...
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