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Coffs Harbour Regional Landcare
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Coffs Harbour Regional Landcare Community Nursery
Community Nursery funded in part by the City of Coffs Harbour Environmental Levy Funding.
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Boambee Headland Project Coffs Harbour Landcare
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A dedication to the many volunteers and their continued commitment to the rehabilitation of Boambee Headland following the devastating hailstorm of 2021. Copyright Seenaustralia
Sapphire Reserve Landcare Diamond Python
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Two diamond pythons ensuring the survival of the species, caught in the act at Sapphire Reserve Landcare site last week.
Weeds and Native Look alikes
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Here is a small selection of native and weed plants common in the Coffs Harbour region, which can be easily mistaken. We show simple and clear descriptions of the differences to help tell them apart. Text and photos by John Ross.
Bush Regeneration Techniques: Tree Planting - Part 1
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A short video on tree planting techniques covering plant selection, spacing and planting methods.
Bush Regeneration Weed Control Techniques: Wick Wiping
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Wick wiping is a weed control technique that can be used when there is height separation between the target weed and the remaining vegetation.
Tropical Soda Apple: Identification and Control
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This short video will show you how to identify and control Tropical Soda Apple (Solanum viarum). If you find this weed please help to prevent its further spread by contacting your local Council Weeds Officer or the nearest Industry & Investment NSW office immediately for positive identification and further assistance. Alternatively call the NSW Weeds Hotline on 1800 680 244 or send an email to ...
Bush Regeneration Weed Control Techniques: Crowning
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Crowning is a chemical free weed control technique used to control plants with a central root mass, or crown.
Bush Regeneration Weed Control Techniques: Cut and Paint
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Cut and Paint is a common weed control technique for small woody weeds with a stem diameter less than 25mm.
Bush Regeneration Weed Control Techniques: Scrape and Paint
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Scrape and Paint is a common weed control technique for vine weeds.
Bush Regeneration Weed Control Techniques: Stem Injection
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Stem injection is a common weed control technique for large shrubs and trees.
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U have no clue go and do 1000 acres
In removing asparagus, its usually easy to scrape away the soil atop the woody crown to ascertain it's extent. I find that sometimes that the crowns are mishapen, hence a circular cut does not guarantee the removal of the whole crown. Tip: people often believe that the bulbs found on the roots must be removed, this is not so as they merely are a water-storage bulb.
is that last plant Melia azedarach? ...
You said .'100% glyphosate' and 'undiluted glyphosate.' Is that 360g/l concentrate?
Tordon mixed with brush off use a spray bottle and tomahawk that takes to long only poison trees if there is heavily affected areas or your doing power line maintenance
I love tropical soda apple ,its manna from heaven.They say stock and deer spread it , but we all know thats not true they dont touch it with the aggressive thorns .You can fool most of the people most of the time .So the question is who is spreading it ?
I always use the slowest method possible ,it stretches out the govt funding .Do not use any 21st century machinery it is against luddites principles , except cordless drills , charging stretches the job out further and funding .;Please leave a future seed bank of weeds to guarantee funding in the future ,its a job keeper scheme
Make sure its frog friendly LOL just watch for humans for weird diseases
Is it safe to use glyphosate that close to water?
Weedmaster Duo is number one product ,its frog friendly not sure if it is to humans,but they are only manual workers usual casuals/ contractors , so no worries with legal issues and suing.No class actions to worry about ,its a win win
I have always used a mallet, instead of a hammer, to strike the chisel. Do you think it's easier with a hammer?