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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2023 · 53 MIN

Basal Treating, Hacking, And Girlding...What's the Difference??

from Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting · host Land & Legacy

During this podcast we share with you the pros and cons, use case scenarios, and the differences between Basal Treating, Hack-n-squirt technique, and the Girdle and spray technique. These three techniques all have their place, but knowing their differences will make you a more effective and efficient land and wildlife manager. Today we walk you through the different options land managers have to use herbicide on woody vegetation to effectively terminate it. We cover the different herbicide cocktails, or solutions you should use to effectively terminate the intended vegetation. Time is of the essence, so be sure to use the right technique for your situation. We describe at great lengths when to use each one. We hope you have learned useful information that you can easily apply to your farm to improve your hunting and habitat offering on your farm.   

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