What steps can and should be taken to help prevent out of control wildfires? We know the prevention measures listed below will not stop a megafire but may provide you the critical minutes to escape or defend a structure and will alter the fire behavior.
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Fire Prevention With Herbicides
The damage that wildfires have caused in recent years make it very clear that a well-planned and balanced approach is needed that focuses on prevention and restoration. Proper planning, along with the technical guide will assist all stakeholders in managing our habitats, forests and grasslands.
The damage that wildfires have caused in recent years make it very clear that a well-planned and balanced approach is needed that focuses on prevention and restoration. Proper planning, along with the technical guide will assist all stakeholders in managing our habitats, forests and grasslands.
- Wildfire Prevention
- Annual Grasses and Fire
- Wildfire Restoration
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Wildfire Prevention
Winter Annual Grasses & Noxious Weeds: Application Timing Overview
Corteva Agriscience's Pasture & Land Management Specialist, Trent Brusseau, discusses how application timing is the key to getting the most out of your herbicide application. He reviews tank mixes and application timing to manage cheatgrass, Canada t
Winter Annual Grasses & Noxious Weeds: Application Timing Overview
Corteva Agriscience's Pasture & Land Management Specialist, Trent Brusseau, discusses how application timing is the key to getting the most out of your herbicide application. He reviews tank mixes and application timing to manage cheatgrass, Canada t
Wildfire Mitigation with Noxious Weed and Winter Annual Grass Management
How do ranchers and communities prepare for a wildfire as natural grasses are invaded by winter annual grasses and noxious weeds? Find out what success may look like for a rancher who uses the resources available to make a year-round management plan
Wildfire Mitigation with Noxious Weed and Winter Annual Grass Management
How do ranchers and communities prepare for a wildfire as natural grasses are invaded by winter annual grasses and noxious weeds? Find out what success may look like for a rancher who uses the resources available to make a year-round management plan
Benefits of Managing Cheatgrass
Listen in on Corteva Agrisciences's Pasture & Land Management Specialist, Trent Brusseau, and Market Development Specialist, Jerome Otto's, conversation with a few folks from the US Forest Service regarding the impact of cheatgrass on wildlife.
Benefits of Managing Cheatgrass
Listen in on Corteva Agrisciences's Pasture & Land Management Specialist, Trent Brusseau, and Market Development Specialist, Jerome Otto's, conversation with a few folks from the US Forest Service regarding the impact of cheatgrass on wildlife.
How Winter Annual Grasses Affect Wildlife
Corteva Agrisciences's Pasture & Land Management Specialist Trent Brusseau interviews Adam Ondra, commercial applicator in the Bitterick Valley. The two discuss application stories to promote healthier ecosystems on large and small acre ranches.
How Winter Annual Grasses Affect Wildlife
Corteva Agrisciences's Pasture & Land Management Specialist Trent Brusseau interviews Adam Ondra, commercial applicator in the Bitterick Valley. The two discuss application stories to promote healthier ecosystems on large and small acre ranches.
Wildfire Restoration
In the near term, restoring your range gives you increased forage in the year of application, promotes species diversity, decreases the risk of fire, and improves late season control of tough to handle broadleaf weeds.
In the long term, it also provides greater grazing efficiency, less encroachment by invasive species and provides a more productive range for generations to come.
Restoring Rangeland After A Fire: Key Considerations
As destructive as fires can be, they are a natural part of the rangeland cycle. Hear Integrated Field Scientist at Corteva Agriscience, Will Hatler's, take on restoring rangeland from the perspective of a rancher and agencies.
Restoring Rangeland After A Fire: Key Considerations
As destructive as fires can be, they are a natural part of the rangeland cycle. Hear Integrated Field Scientist at Corteva Agriscience, Will Hatler's, take on restoring rangeland from the perspective of a rancher and agencies.
Managing Cheatgrass: Key Considerations
Corteva Agriscience's Pasture & Land Management Specialist, Trent Brusseau, discusses key conderations and the impact of cheatgrass after a fire. Learn how to get ahead of cheatgrass movement when a fire impacts your land.
Managing Cheatgrass: Key Considerations
Corteva Agriscience's Pasture & Land Management Specialist, Trent Brusseau, discusses key conderations and the impact of cheatgrass after a fire. Learn how to get ahead of cheatgrass movement when a fire impacts your land.
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