Time can get away from a land manager and parts of a farm can get overtaken with undesirables. Which is exactly the case on this Alabama farm. A low lying area has been overtaken by pines and sweet gum trees. Being low lying, moisture often prohibits the ability to get the Vail equipment or a bush hog in there. To fix the problem, we had Taft Drone Services come in to spray the area. A fall spraying is optimum to get rid of the woody undesirables versus mowing that would likely lead to a regeneration next spring. An aerial application of herbicide is the perfect method for hard to reach locations, low lying areas, and for a guy without the equipment to cover a large area. Next spring, this chunk of the farm will be void of invasives and full of natives that are beneficial to all wildlife.
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