Description

Register today for our Live Webinar: Understanding Residual Herbicides to Develop Successful Bareground and Selective Rights of Way Programs
 
Approved for 1 CEC in category 109 Industrial and Right of Way
Workshop #22030
 
Synopsis:
An overview of residual herbicides will be given with a focus on modes of action. Emphasis will be given on selecting the proper herbicides for bareground versus selective rights of way programs. Lastly, resistance management for industrial herbicide programs will be discussed.
 
Learning objectives:
-Participants will know what the term mode of action means in relation to herbicides and how to find an herbicide’s mode of action.
-Participants will understand the difference between residtual and contact herbicides.
-Participants will know how to select the proper herbicides for an industrial ROW program.
-Participants will be able to identify factors that increase the likelihood of developing herbicide resistance and how to mitigate resistance in industrial ROW programs.
 
About the speaker:
Dr. Shannon Clark is a Rangeland Stewardship Specialist with Bayer’s Western Stewardship and Development Team while also continuing to collaborate with Colorado State University Weed Science as a faculty affiliate. Shannon received her PhD in Weed Science from Colorado State University. She continued her research there as a post-doc focusing on evaluating herbicides for invasive species management in natural areas and rangeland and the subsequent restoration of ecosystem processes. Her research also involved assessing new herbicides for industrial vegetation management and selective right-of-way weed control.
 
Who should take this webinar?
Qualified supervisors, certified operators, and private applicators seeking a 109 continuing education credit to renew their license.
Seasonal or new hires looking to gain knowledge in these topics.
Any professional or member of the public that is interested in learning about these topics.