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Leafy spurge control with chemical and mechanical treatments at the Dickinson Experiment Station

Manske, Llewellyn (1985)

Project 2327: Biological control of leafy spurge

Littlefield, Larry (1985)

Leafy spurge shoot control resulting from original and successive herbicide treatment

Whitson, T.D. (1985)

Leafy spurge shoot control with 2% and 10% picloram pellets

Ferrell, M.A. (1985)

Controlling spurge using all-terrain vehicle

Johnson, Doug (1985)

Procedures for the successful regeneration of leafy spurge

Davis, David G. (1985)

Evaluation of spring vs. fall original retreatment combinations as affecting leafy spurge live shoot regrowth

Ferrell, M.A. (1985)

Evaluation of dicamba formulations for leafy spurge shoot control

Ferrell, M.A. (1985)

Plant physiology group discussion

Unknown author (1985)

Chemical control group discussion

Unknown author (1985)

A practical and profitable way of controlling leafy spurge

Peterson, Dean A. (1985)

Prospects for biological control of leafy spurge

Nowierski, Robert M. (1985)

Is there a pay-off for basic research on leafy spurge?

Foley, Michael E. (1985)

Economical control of leafy spurge

Lym, Rodney G. (1985)

Controlling spurge with Tordon

Alley, Harold P. (1985)

Management guidelines -- Rangeland weeds

McKone, Mary B. (1985)

The spurge program in Stillwater County, MT

Pearson, Wayne (1985)

Bounty programs -- an effective weed education tool

Lacey, Celestine (1985)

Key-note address: The pay-off from 5 years of leafy spurge research

Welsh, Jim (1985)

Comparative treatments of fluroxypyr, dicamba and picloram for leafy spurge control

Whitson, Tom D. (1985)

NDSU Repository

Leafy Spurge Symposia: Recent submissions

Leafy spurge control with chemical and mechanical treatments at the Dickinson Experiment Station

Project 2327: Biological control of leafy spurge

Leafy spurge shoot control resulting from original and successive herbicide treatment

Leafy spurge shoot control with 2% and 10% picloram pellets

Controlling spurge using all-terrain vehicle

Procedures for the successful regeneration of leafy spurge

Evaluation of spring vs. fall original retreatment combinations as affecting leafy spurge live shoot regrowth

Evaluation of dicamba formulations for leafy spurge shoot control

Plant physiology group discussion

Chemical control group discussion

A practical and profitable way of controlling leafy spurge

Prospects for biological control of leafy spurge

Is there a pay-off for basic research on leafy spurge?

Economical control of leafy spurge

Controlling spurge with Tordon

Management guidelines -- Rangeland weeds

The spurge program in Stillwater County, MT

Bounty programs -- an effective weed education tool

Key-note address: The pay-off from 5 years of leafy spurge research

Comparative treatments of fluroxypyr, dicamba and picloram for leafy spurge control

Leafy Spurge Symposia: Recent submissions

Leafy spurge control with chemical and mechanical treatments at the Dickinson Experiment Station ﻿

Project 2327: Biological control of leafy spurge ﻿

Leafy spurge shoot control resulting from original and successive herbicide treatment ﻿

Leafy spurge shoot control with 2% and 10% picloram pellets ﻿

Controlling spurge using all-terrain vehicle ﻿

Procedures for the successful regeneration of leafy spurge ﻿

Evaluation of spring vs. fall original retreatment combinations as affecting leafy spurge live shoot regrowth ﻿

Evaluation of dicamba formulations for leafy spurge shoot control ﻿

Plant physiology group discussion ﻿

Chemical control group discussion ﻿

A practical and profitable way of controlling leafy spurge ﻿

Prospects for biological control of leafy spurge ﻿

Is there a pay-off for basic research on leafy spurge? ﻿

Economical control of leafy spurge ﻿

Controlling spurge with Tordon ﻿

Management guidelines -- Rangeland weeds ﻿

The spurge program in Stillwater County, MT ﻿

Bounty programs -- an effective weed education tool ﻿

Key-note address: The pay-off from 5 years of leafy spurge research ﻿

Comparative treatments of fluroxypyr, dicamba and picloram for leafy spurge control ﻿

Leafy spurge control with chemical and mechanical treatments at the Dickinson Experiment Station

Project 2327: Biological control of leafy spurge

Leafy spurge shoot control resulting from original and successive herbicide treatment

Leafy spurge shoot control with 2% and 10% picloram pellets

Controlling spurge using all-terrain vehicle

Procedures for the successful regeneration of leafy spurge

Evaluation of spring vs. fall original retreatment combinations as affecting leafy spurge live shoot regrowth

Evaluation of dicamba formulations for leafy spurge shoot control

Plant physiology group discussion

Chemical control group discussion

A practical and profitable way of controlling leafy spurge

Prospects for biological control of leafy spurge

Is there a pay-off for basic research on leafy spurge?

Economical control of leafy spurge

Controlling spurge with Tordon

Management guidelines -- Rangeland weeds

The spurge program in Stillwater County, MT

Bounty programs -- an effective weed education tool

Key-note address: The pay-off from 5 years of leafy spurge research

Comparative treatments of fluroxypyr, dicamba and picloram for leafy spurge control