What can the Private Land Conservationist, Community Forester, and Community Planner provide toMissourians? Meet with landowners and community officials to understand objectives and needs. Provide direction when objectives are not clearly defined. Develop individual...
Identification
New MoIP Video – A Landowner Tour: Controlling Invasives
Identifying and controlling invasive plants on acreages large and small can be daunting. That is why the Missouri Invasive Plant Council (MoIP), administered by the Missouri Prairie Foundation, created a new landowner tour video to help landowners control invasive...
2021 Top 25 Invasive Plants Expanding in Missouri
Click to download the 2021 MoIP flier listing top 25 expanding invasive plants in Missouri. The Missouri Invasive Plant Task Force's (MoIP) 2021 List of Expanding Invasive Plants draws data from MoIP's statewide assessment that was compiled and reviewed by experienced...
Invasive to Watch This Season
The non-native, invasive grass tall fescue (Festuca arundinaria) can be treated with glyphosate on warm days during the winter. The recommended control is through a foliar application of glyphosate with surfactant added. Often multiple applications are necessary to eradicate an established stand. One quart of glyphosate per acre in the winter is recommended. For spot treatment of isolated tall fescue plants, use 1% to 2% of glyphosate with surfactant.