This is becoming even more important in an age of environmental stewardship and deregulation.
Selective herbicides can help lay the groundwork for an effective biodiversity program.
Selective herbicides promote a grass, herb and fern ground cover that not only discourages woody plant infestations that interfere with powerlines, but also improves wildlife habitat. This isn't just opinion, either, it is backed by 40 years of scientific research by Purdue University's Drs. William Bramble and William Byrnes. All rights reserved.