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Prioritize My Control Work

prioritize my control workIf you just finished your invasive inventory, you may feel overwhelmed with the number of invasive plants on your land. Rather than try to deal with them all at once, focus your efforts to get the best chance of success.

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Prioritizing Invasive Plant Control

This slideshow recommends places to focus your invasive plant control so that you get the most impact for your effort.


Winning the Small Battles

This article by Moriah Boggess of the Quality Deer Management Association will help you to manage your expectations while you manage invasives.

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