Native Grass Establishment using Journey® Herbicide

We initiated a study to determine the necessary rates of Journey® herbicide applied pre-emergence to reduce competition and allow establishment of native grasses. Native grasses are important components of prairie ecosystems that provide habitat for wildlife and quality forage for livestock. Spring...

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Published in:Natural areas journal 2015, Vol.35 (1), p.69-73
Main Authors: Bahm, Matt A, Barnes Thomas G, Jensen Kent C
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cool season grasses
diverse planting
ecosystems
establishment
forage quality
glyphosate
imazapic
indigenous species
livestock
native grass
pesticide application
pre-emergent herbicide
weed control
wildlife habitats
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description We initiated a study to determine the necessary rates of Journey® herbicide applied pre-emergence to reduce competition and allow establishment of native grasses. Native grasses are important components of prairie ecosystems that provide habitat for wildlife and quality forage for livestock. Spring application of 0.07 kg ai/ha imazapic + 0.18 kg ai/ha glyphosate, 0.09 kg ai/ha imazapic + 0.25 kg ai/ha glyphosate, and 0.11 kg ai/ha imazapic + 0.31 kg ai/ha glyphosate, commercially available as Journey® herbicide, and an untreated control were randomly assigned at each site. Plots were seeded within two weeks following herbicide application with a mixture of native warm- and cool-season grasses. Our results indicate that a pre-emergent application of 0.07 kg ai/ha imazapic + 0.18 kg ai/ha glyphosate can improve establishment of planted native grasses.
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livestock
native grass
pesticide application
pre-emergent herbicide
weed control
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