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University of Delaware Weed Science Program has been part of a multi-state project examining reduced tillage for organic corn and soybean production. Discussed during this field tour is our results and our experiences with this production system. Information is pertinent to both organic farmers as well as those incorporating cover crops in conventional systems for weed control.
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
The 2009 National Tree Day was held at Rosherville Reserve in Mosman on Sunday 2 August with about 50 people taking part.
The tree planting area was on the southern side of the reserve up from the children’s playground in the vicinity of previous years' National Tree Days. The trees were provided by Mosman Council along with a free BBQ for all participants.
Schools Tree Day was held at the same location on Friday 31 July with approximately 100 students from year 1 and 2 at Middle Harbour Public School and Beauty Point Public School participating.
In total approximately 600 indigenous trees, shrubs and groundcovers were planted over the two tree planting days.
Prior to the planting days the area was subject to weed control using contract bush regenerators and the area was covered in mulch. There will be follow-up weed control and plant watering to help restore the site to natural bushland.
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186 pulls away from Whitehead with the CIÉ weed control train, heading for Belfast York Road. The headboards suggest the last vehicle was a former camping coach - perhaps being used as accommodation for the crew.
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On July 17, 2012, West Regional Conservationist Astor Boozer and Washington State Conservationist Roylene Rides at the Door visited the Puget Sound area of Washington State to tour three Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) projects utilizing the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), Organic Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and Puget Sound Salmon Recovery Partnership (PSSRP) EQIP funding.
All three sites are part of a larger Union River/Hood Canal Restoration area consisting of several hundred acres of land, including riparian forest, shrub/scrub and forested wetlands, salt marsh, and near shore habitat. Activities for habitat improvement as part of the EQIP and WRP contracts included dike removal for estuary restoration, tree planting and post plant weed control in a floodplain, fish passage barrier replacement and channel re-meander, along with addressing resource concerns on a local organic farm. Collectively these projects will improve habitat for numerous aquatic and terrestrial species including five species of Puget Sound salmon, three of which are populations listed as Threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
inspecting bermudagrass fairways at Dhaka's Kurmitola GC where Paspalum distichum was removed from the desired bermudagrass by hand-weeding
Two upcoming field days will give Arkansas growers the opportunity to learn about whether alfalfa may be a good fit in the fight against pigweed for their respective farms.
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ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
Photo:MSmith/NPWS_abseiling weed controllers Caroline Forest and Meredith Barinwood (Applied Ecology) removing weeds from Camden Head, Kattang Nature Reserve, NSW 28 August 2013.
Mucuna planted in oil palm plantation for mulching, weed control and soil erosion control....all done naturally by the covercrop creepers
No-till saves fuel, holds down erosion
Weed Control - Burt Smith, Lee Community is shown as he examined weed control in no-tillage corn in 1973. Good weed and grass control are essential for no tillage.
Steve Hunt, Daviess Cross Roads Community is shown as he no-till planted corn in 1973. The Hunts are expanding from last year's two to a four or six row no-tiller planter in 1974.
Harlequin Produce, a 15 acre organic farm, has a number of plots that grow a variety of vegetables. Photo taken June 10, 2019 in Arlee, Montana located in Lake County.
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
Photo:SCourt/NPWS_ bush regenerators hanging around Cape Byron helping eradicate bitou bush and other weeds from some particularly hard-to-get-to sites on cliff faces at Cape Byron State Conservation Area and Broken Head Nature Reserve May 2014.
As the world looks toward a sustainable organic future, rich in healthy alternatives for people, so does the scientific community seek the necessary answers for ensuring Australia's eco systems can provide us such a vision. It is now well known that the pursuit of profit at any cost and irresponsible actions have caused the dramatic decline and degradation of our natural environments across the globe, and there is a desperate need for change before it is too late.
Whilst some, lost in the past still imagine this to be fallacy, others see the truth and choose to play an active role in reaching for a sustainable future. CGP Media's philosophy and aim has always been about pursuing such goals and aiding in the ethical, cultural and environmental cause with 2008 set to be another big year in conservation production.
Cliff Guy, owner and director of CGP Media is well known for his leadership in the field of adventure and environmental media production, with series such as Australian Adventure, The Camping Show and Gemseeking Australia in ongoing production. To add to the list, CGP Media has recently been engaged by a Stakeholder Group administered by the Department of Environment and Climate Change, to help with the assault and control of one of Australia's most noxious weeds, Lantana camara.
Cliff Guy quote: " This invasive weed has taken over large areas of our natural bushland causing mass devastation, but thanks to the determined efforts of researchers and field workers, and the development of the new 'Splatter Gun', there is hope of returning our suffering eco systems back to a natural state."
The first of the filming for this project has taken place in the thickly forested country of Kyogle, Northern New South Wales, where Cliff and robust cameraman Bryan Duffy took to the wilds to capture the Splatter Gun in action. With weed control being one of Australia's most pressing issues to save the native environments, The Splatter Gun has been developed to deliver a targeted herbicide mix directly to invasive weeds, with little if any overspray or effect on the native vegetation. It is currently being viewed as the most effective weapon ever designed for weed control.
Cliff Guy's choice of cameras for the job were the JVC 101E's.
Cliff quote: "heading into what many see as an alien environment, you need to be well equipped, but travelling light. JVC HDV cameras on Manfrotto Tripods provide the perfect choice for many of our wilderness expeditions, as they offer all the key elements for producing superior quality results, with compact size, strength and lighter weight portability for long days traversing rugged terrain"
Lantana forms an almost impenetrable wall in all manner of countryside, disabling other native plants from growing, so this was never to be an easy expedition for CGP Media, but never the less, stage 1 filming of this production is now complete, thanks again to a dedicated team and the assistance of JVC technology.
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ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
The use of coir pallet or coir pillows is an excellent technique for establishing marginal vegetation around lakes edges and on all watercourse banks. The pallets are a cost-effective, organic protection that is a suitable alternative to hard revetments in many applications. Coir Pallets provide a suitable method of introducing marginal habitat to artificially lined lakes, rivers and canals.
Benefits of using Coir pallets:
•Stream/River bank protection
•Storm water channels
•Protection from wind erosion and Wetland environments
•Mulching, antiweed, vegetative water channels
More, please visit the Coir Green website: www.coirgreen.com
Photo:CMardell/NPWS_Helicopter with minnie-boom spray unit about to leave from Tacking Point for another run from during the 2009 bitou bush control program.
On July 17, 2012, West Regional Conservationist Astor Boozer and Washington State Conservationist Roylene Rides at the Door visited the Puget Sound area of Washington State to tour three Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) projects utilizing the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), Organic Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and Puget Sound Salmon Recovery Partnership (PSSRP) EQIP funding.
All three sites are part of a larger Union River/Hood Canal Restoration area consisting of several hundred acres of land, including riparian forest, shrub/scrub and forested wetlands, salt marsh, and near shore habitat. Activities for habitat improvement as part of the EQIP and WRP contracts included dike removal for estuary restoration, tree planting and post plant weed control in a floodplain, fish passage barrier replacement and channel re-meander, along with addressing resource concerns on a local organic farm. Collectively these projects will improve habitat for numerous aquatic and terrestrial species including five species of Puget Sound salmon, three of which are populations listed as Threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
As the world looks toward a sustainable organic future, rich in healthy alternatives for people, so does the scientific community seek the necessary answers for ensuring Australia's eco systems can provide us such a vision. It is now well known that the pursuit of profit at any cost and irresponsible actions have caused the dramatic decline and degradation of our natural environments across the globe, and there is a desperate need for change before it is too late.
Whilst some, lost in the past still imagine this to be fallacy, others see the truth and choose to play an active role in reaching for a sustainable future. CGP Media's philosophy and aim has always been about pursuing such goals and aiding in the ethical, cultural and environmental cause with 2008 set to be another big year in conservation production.
Cliff Guy, owner and director of CGP Media is well known for his leadership in the field of adventure and environmental media production, with series such as Australian Adventure, The Camping Show and Gemseeking Australia in ongoing production. To add to the list, CGP Media has recently been engaged by a Stakeholder Group administered by the Department of Environment and Climate Change, to help with the assault and control of one of Australia's most noxious weeds, Lantana camara.
Cliff Guy quote: " This invasive weed has taken over large areas of our natural bushland causing mass devastation, but thanks to the determined efforts of researchers and field workers, and the development of the new 'Splatter Gun', there is hope of returning our suffering eco systems back to a natural state."
The first of the filming for this project has taken place in the thickly forested country of Kyogle, Northern New South Wales, where Cliff and robust cameraman Bryan Duffy took to the wilds to capture the Splatter Gun in action. With weed control being one of Australia's most pressing issues to save the native environments, The Splatter Gun has been developed to deliver a targeted herbicide mix directly to invasive weeds, with little if any overspray or effect on the native vegetation. It is currently being viewed as the most effective weapon ever designed for weed control.
Cliff Guy's choice of cameras for the job were the JVC 101E's.
Cliff quote: "heading into what many see as an alien environment, you need to be well equipped, but travelling light. JVC HDV cameras on Manfrotto Tripods provide the perfect choice for many of our wilderness expeditions, as they offer all the key elements for producing superior quality results, with compact size, strength and lighter weight portability for long days traversing rugged terrain"
Lantana forms an almost impenetrable wall in all manner of countryside, disabling other native plants from growing, so this was never to be an easy expedition for CGP Media, but never the less, stage 1 filming of this production is now complete, thanks again to a dedicated team and the assistance of JVC technology.
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
Mucuna planted in oil palm plantation for mulching, weed control and soil erosion control....all done naturally by the covercrop creepers
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
Northern Ireland Railways, Metropolitan Vickers (Metrovick), 104 Class Locomotive No.105, with the Irish Rail Weed Control Train at Portrush, June 1992.
Die Rüsselkäfer (Curculionidae) sind weltweit mit 40.000 bis 60.000 Arten vertreten, ca. 1200 Arten wurden in Mitteleuropa beschrieben. Weltweit gehört etwa jede fünfte bekannte Käferart und jede 30. Tierart in diese Gruppe. Damit sind die Rüsselkäfer wahrscheinlich die artenreichste Familie aller Lebewesen. Einige Arten dieser Familie verursachen in der Landwirtschaft Schäden, darunter der Getreiderüssler, der schon im antiken Ägypten auftrat. Neuerdings wurden aber auch einige Arten mit Erfolg zur biologischen Unkrautbekämpfung eingesetzt. Die bei weitem meisten Arten führen jedoch ein verborgenes Leben, sind wenige Millimeter lang und nur bei gezielter Beobachtung zu entdecken.
The weevils (Curculionidae), is active worldwide 40000-60000 species, about 1,200 species have been described in central Europe. Worldwide, about one in every five known species of beetle and every 30th Species in this group. So that the weevil is probably the most diverse family of all living things. Some species of this family cause damage in agriculture, including the Getreiderüssler that occurred in ancient Egypt. Recently, some species were also successfully used for biological weed control. The result is by far most species, however, a hidden life, are a few millimeters long, and to discover only targeted observation.
Mucuna planted in oil palm plantation for mulching, weed control and soil erosion control....all done naturally by the covercrop creepers
Upland rice weeds / POACEAE (grass family)
Weed name: lmperata cylindrica (L.) Raeuschel
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ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
ben simon from GWLAP - the goolwa to wellington local action planning association - leads a watercourse restoration guided walk along the finniss river
finniss conservation park, fleurieu peninsula, south australia
Humboldt Bay / Eel River-Dwarf Eelgrass Eradication Project: Dwarf eelgrass in Humboldt Bay being eradicated with a Waipuna hot water weed control system.
The UFO Landing Pad was built as a 1967 Centennial project in St. Paul, Alberta.
Here two earth creatures are doing garden weed control in the summer of 2008.
Herbicide applications should be made on time to maintain weed control in horse paddocks. Image courtesy Dirk Phillipp.
The Center for Regenerative Agriculture at the University of Missouri recently hosted U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation Robert Bonnie (right) on a tour of Big River Grain and Cattle, LLC, owned and operated by Daniel and Jeff Bonacker of Cedar Hill, Mo. As one of approximately 140 grant projects being funded by the USDA’s Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities, the University of Missouri hopes to assist state producers in adopting a wide range of climate-smart practices to create more resilient crop and livestock systems over the course of five years, as well as develop and expand markets for the resulting commodities. Daniel (left) utilized a cover crop mix before corn and has seen benefits with increased soil health, water management and weed control benefits. (USDA photo by Hannah Strain)
Tom is a projects coordinator for the Noxious Weed Control Program and has been with ODA for 29 years. He says the best part of his job includes the people he works with and the opportunity to indulge his interest in plants and science. Tom loves getting outdoors, as well as cooking; he even built his own wood fired oven!