Long-Lasting Invasive Brush Control
Out west, some of the biggest challenges a land owner, or land manger may have is invasive brush species. In Utah or Northern Arizona, the species taking up the lands water and nutrients may be Sagebrush or Juniper. Other species taking these resources are Creosote bush in Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Of course, there are a variety of other brush species controlled with Spike 20P herbicide.
Improved Rangeland
Depending on the species, soil type, and area the rate of product will vary. Spike 20P helps land owners and managers improve rangeland by thinning out these brush species allowing for increased grass production, increased wildlife habitat, and more available feed for livestock and wildlife.
Let’s Get This Taken Care Of!
Contact one of our Azelis A&ES employees to schedule a time to look at your operation and make a sound recommendation as to what rate is needed to control the species of brush you’re concerned with. Our experts can easily put you in touch with a large aerial applicator or arrange that service for you depending on where you are located. If hand application is needed, our team can make that recommendation and provide tips and tricks to a successful application.
Have Questions? We’re here to help!
Azelis A&ES has experienced representatives that can help you make the right decision for your land management objectives. We are ready to provide you with a safe and effective solution.
Talk to one of our technical experts to get started today!