Hi, this is Noah Bowling at the Grand Farm and Nature Center in Jackson County, Alabama. We're here at our private removal demonstration site to tell you a few different methods to chemically control private. The season to chemically control private is starting in summer to early winter. You can see a dense wall of private hedge along this large hay field. Moving along here, you can see our first chemical control plot here. We've used, you can get these results by using a back-fax sprayer using glyphosate at 41% at a 2-5% solution. Here we are at our cut-stump application. For this technique, you cut the private stuff at the base with a chainsaw, loppers or even a hand saw. Always remembering to use proper safety equipment such as chainsaw chaps, gloves and safety goggles. Immediately following the cut, always spray the stump with 41% glyphosate at a 50% solution. Also, use a marker die so that you can tell which stump you've already sprayed and which ones you have it. Here we are at our last demonstration site, a basil bark application. This technique involves spraying the lower bottom of each and every private stem all around the entire circumference of each plant. This is achieved using a 20% solution of track laparer ester in an oil carrier. Now with any pesticide application, always remember to read and follow the label. For more information on managing Chinese private, see our publication, controlling Chinese private, or see your local extension agent or office.