A collection of specific resources on invasive plant control methods and species specific resources.
![Mechanical Control of Invasive Plants](/sites/default/files/styles/max_width_480px/public/media/2022-01/doefarmtrailworkday-12.png?itok=Bu0gwwgc)
Mechanical Control of Invasive Plants
A factsheet from UNH Extension with an overview of considerations with mechanical control of invasive plants and specifics on mechanical control methods including hand pulling and digging, smothering, cutting, girdling, mowing/shredding.
![Herbicide](/sites/default/files/styles/max_width_480px/public/media/2022-01/herbicide.png?itok=TiX1ZopK)
Chemical Control of Invasive Plants
A factsheet from UNH Extension with an overview of considerations with chemical control of invasive plants and specifics on common chemical application techniques including spraying, basal bark, and cut-stem treatments.
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Best Management for Mowing Invasive Plants
A resource from NH Dept of Transportation that outlines how to avoid spreading invasive plants when using mowing method of control.
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Japanese Knotweed Best Management
Knotweed is an aggressive invasive plant and can very easily spread. Therefore it is a particularly challenging plant to management and requires specific best practices.
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Glossy Buckthorn Mechanical Control
Glossy buckthorn is also a challenging plant to management, below is a resource developed my Steve Eisenhaure based on field trials conducted on UNH land.