Privet Identification and Control

Trying to get rid of that pesky plant known as privet? Clemson Extension Forest Health Specialist, Dr. Dave Coyle will show you how to identify it and control it in this video.
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Remember when dealing with herbicides, THE LABEL IS THE LAW! Always be sure to read the label. Follow the label for application rates, methods, and proper PPE (personal protective equipment).
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You would need to use a streamside approved formulation where you treated the one you sawed off by the stream/creek as some herbicides are not fish friendly.

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t is unequivocal that exposure to glyphosate, alone or in commercial formulations, can produce important alterations in the structure and function of the nervous system of humans, rodents, fish, and invertebrate animals. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9101768/