When and How to do a Basal Bark Herbicide Treatment

In this video, Clemson Extension Area Forestry and Wildlife Agent, Janet Steele, walks you through the basics of when and how to do a basal bark herbicide treatment in your forest stand.
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[@TomBTerrific]

Very clear and easy to understand. Should give names of appropriate herbicides in the text of the video. We know there are several. If you can name participants you can name pesticides.

[@USFMetalBull]

Thank you from South Florida. This was very helpful

[@mikeykeyes]

Well she showed a Steeley determination.

[@tobylou8]

What do you recommend for Angelic tree, Aralia spinosa. Thanks!

[@mikedove7062]

Speedzone, diesel, and oil Souluble dye

[@ramavtarmeena9958]

Which herbicide is best suited for eliminate of porosopis juliflora in Indian shurbland ecology

[@tmo4330]

Did you mix a dye with it? I see bright green.

[@FNRClemson]

The basal bark oil used had a blue dye in it.

[@sabresys45]

next time show the mixing of product pls....