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TABLE 13-7 <br />HERBICIDE TREATMENT OF NOXIOUS WEEDS AT SENECA II MINE <br /> Concern of <br />Species Seneca, Herbicide Rate Timing <br /> Coloredo or <br /> Routt <br />Black henbane CO 2,4-D Y: pt./Acre Spring <br /> Banvel Y: t/Acre Fall <br />Bull thistle CO 2,4•D, Tordon, '/z pt/Acre Spring <br /> Banvel '/: t./Acre Fall <br />Canada thistle CO 2,4-D, Tordon, '/~ pt/Acre Spring <br /> Banvel '/~ pt./Acre Fall <br /> Escort 2 oz./Acre S rin ' <br />Common CO, Seneca Grazon P & D 2 pt./Acre Spring <br />cockleburr 2,4-D '/: L/Acre <br />Common mullein CO, Routt Grezon P & D 4 pt/Acre + surfactan Spring <br /> Escort 2 oz./Acre <br />Cully cup gum Seneca Grazon P 8 D 2 pt/Acre Spring <br />weed 2,4A 1 IbJ Acre <br />Cully dock Seneca Grazon P & D Z pt/Acre + surfactan Spring <br /> Tordon <br />Dalmatian Routt Tordon 2 qt/Acre Spring <br />toadflax 2,4-D 11b.lAcre+surfactant= <br /> Escort <br />Downy brome, CO Roundup 3 oz./Acre Spring <br />cheat ress <br />Field bindweed CO 2,4-D 1 Ib./Acre S rin <br />Hounds tongue CO, Routt 2,4-D 1 Ib./Acre Spring <br /> Telar, Escort 2% or 2 oz. <br /> with surfactant <br />Kochia CO 2,4-D Y~ t/Acre S rin <br />Lea sure CO, Routt Tordon 2 t/Acre S rin <br />Perennial CO, Routt Escort 2 oz./Acre Spring <br />reseed <br />Russian olive CO Garton 4 5% Stump <br /> Treatment <br /> S rin <br />Russian thistle CO, Routt 2,4-D '/: t/Acre S rin <br />Scotch thistle Co, Routt Z,4-D '/: pt./Acre Spring <br /> Tordon <br /> Banvel '/: t/Acre Fall <br />Yellow toadflax Routt Tordon 2 qt./Acre Spring <br /> 2, 4-D 1 Ib./Acre + surfactant' <br />Whitetop, Hoary Routt Escort 2 oz./Acre Spring <br />cress 2,4-D '/: t./Acre <br />Notes: Spring Treatment (April, May, June and July) should be done before flower set and while the <br />plant is actively growing. <br />xSurfactant is necessary to increase the efficiency and absorption of the herbicide for most <br />li uid a lications er label instructions. <br />Controlled areas will be monitored for effectiveness of the treatments. The qualitative monitoring will be <br />conducted annually in order to evaluate progress made towards control of identified noxious weed <br />infestations. Follow-up treatments will be conducted as necessary. As new or improved methods of <br />• <br />• <br />controlling noxious weeds become available, SCC will evaluate those methods for incorporation into the • <br />TR37 13-26 Revisetl 04/05 <br />