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KelseyaVolume 37 No. 1 | Fall 2023Newsletter of the Montana Native Plant SocietyKelseya uniflora ill. by Bonnie HeidelSMALL GRANTS REPORT: Restoring Intact Native Plant Communities Postherbicide Treatment

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1. Determine the specific type of herbicide needed for your target weeds.
2. Read the instructions on the herbicide label to understand application rates and safety precautions.
3. Measure the appropriate amount of herbicide based on the labeled guidelines.
4. Prepare your spraying equipment, ensuring it is clean and functioning properly.
5. Mix the herbicide with water as recommended on the label.
6. Apply the herbicide evenly across the area with weeds, avoiding desirable plants.
7. Allow the herbicide to take effect as per the specified waiting period.
8. Once the weeds are dead, prepare the soil for planting native grass by clearing debris.
9. Select native grass species that are suitable for your region and soil type.
10. Sow the native grass seeds at the recommended rate and depth.

Who needs herbicide and native grass?

1. Farmers managing agricultural land.
2. Landowners maintaining residential properties.
3. Environmental agencies restoring native habitats.
4. Gardeners dealing with invasive weed species.
5. Landscapers creating sustainable landscapes.

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What is herbicide and native grass?

A herbicide is a chemical agent used to kill or inhibit the growth of unwanted plants, commonly referred to as weeds. Native grass refers to grass species that are indigenous to a particular region, which help maintain local biodiversity and ecosystem stability.

Who is required to file herbicide and native grass?

Typically, landowners, farmers, or agricultural producers who use herbicides or engage in the cultivation or management of native grass are required to file documentation regarding their herbicide use and native grass management.

How to fill out herbicide and native grass?

To fill out herbicide and native grass documentation, individuals must provide detailed information regarding the types of herbicides used, application methods, timing of application, and specific areas where native grass is being cultivated or managed.

What is the purpose of herbicide and native grass?

The purpose of herbicide is to manage weeds that compete with desirable crops, while the cultivation of native grass serves to restore native ecosystems, promote soil health, and provide habitat for wildlife.

What information must be reported on herbicide and native grass?

When reporting on herbicide and native grass, individuals must include data on the herbicides used, application rates, dates of application, the area treated, and the types of native grass species involved.