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The North Carolina Department of Transportation's Landscape Unit has developed a very progressive herbicide and growth regulator program in an effort to facilitate the control of vegetation along our roadsides and reduce the hand labor and machine operations that would otherwise be necessary to properly control the vegetation. The main operations that are parts of this herbicide growth regulator program are briefly described here. (Author)

Proceedings of the Symposium on Roadside Vegetation Management and Manipulation Program, August 3-8, 1980, San Antonio, Texas, sponsored by Committee on Roadside Maintenance and Committee on Landscape and Environment Design. Appeared in Transportation Research Record No. 805, Roadside Maintenance. Distribution, posting, or copying of this PDF is strictly prohibited without written permission of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences. Unless otherwise indicated, all materials in this PDF are copyrighted by the National Academy of Sciences. Copyright © National Academy of Sciences. All rights reserved.

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Herbicides; Roadside; Sprayers; Vegetation; Weed control

Spraying

North Carolina

Design; Environment; Highways; Planning and Forecasting; I21: Planning of Transport Infrastructure

TRIS, TRB

Dec 22 1981 12:00AM

• Accommodating Billboards Along Roadsides
• BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF CARDUUS THISTLES ALONG ROADSIDES IN NORHTEASTERN STATES
• COMPARISONS OF AGRONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO ROADSIDE MANAGEMENT
• Composition and Incident of Roadside Litter in the Medicine Bow Mountains, Wyoming
• DEVELOPMENT OF THE MCALLISTER FREEWAY--SAN ANTONIO
• DOW HERBICIDES THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE FUTURE FOR ROADSIDE WEED CONTROL
• EQUIPMENT AND THE MANAGEMENT OF ROADSIDES
• EQUIPMENT TO IMPROVE HERBICIDE APPLICATION EFFICIENCY
• FLEXIBILITY IN ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
• FLORIDA'S ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
• FUTURE IN CHEMICAL ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
• FUTURE IN CHEMICAL ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
• FUTURE IN CHEMICAL ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
• FUTURE IN CHEMICAL ROADSIDE VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
• GROWTH SUPPRESSION STUDIES ON ROUGH TURF
• HYDRO-SEEDING AND MULCHING MACHINERY
• IMPACT OF "KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL" ON ROADSIDE MANAGEMENT
• INFLUENCE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON ROADSIDE MANAGEMENT
• INTEGRATED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT ON LOS ANGELES COUNTY ROADS
• LEAD COMPOUNDS IN MULE DEER AND VEGETATION
• LEAD COMPOUNDS IN MULE DEER AND VEGETATION ALONG I-80, SOUTHEASTERN WYOMING
• MANAGEMENT OF ROADSIDE VEGETATION: SOME PRINCIPLES FROM RANGE SCIENCE
• MULTIFLORA ROSE CONTROL STUDIES WITH SOIL APPLIED HERBICIDES
• NEW DEVELOPMENTS FROM DUPONT
• PENNSYLVANIA'S ROADSIDE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
• REHABILITATION OF INTERSTATE SAFETY REST AREAS IN IOWA
• RELICT BIOMES IN TEXAS
• USE OF CHEMICAL TOOLS IN MANAGING VEGETATION ALONG TEXAS ROADSIDES
• WICK APPLICATORS
• WILDFLOWER WORKS