Focus on Risk Prevention with Quality Brush Control Brush can be described as any dense collection of woody, vegetative material, including stems, branches, shrubs, and small trees. While this combination of vegetation may seem harmless, it poses several risks to infrastructure, safety and accessibility, service reliability, and natural habitats.  Combating brush, and its invasion of industrial sites, transportation corridors, and utility rights-of-way is a challenge at the forefront of vegetation management programs. Prevention and maintenance are critical to ensure unruly brush does not manifest into long-term and dangerous situations. ... Read more

As fall approaches, many consider spraying pastures for weed control a distant memory and simply wait until the following spring to do so. Yet, the fall is actually a great time to spray perennial, biennial, and annual weeds; plus, this proactive practice offers a strong return on investment.... Read more

Basal Bark and Cut-stump Treatments  Woody plants and brush are oftentimes aggressive and spread quickly into unwanted areas. Invasive species interfere with natural habitats; in addition, undesirable vegetation can become a safety hazard in utility and transportation rights-of-way, cause damage to structures, and crowd fence rows in pasture settings.... Read more

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