• Introduction
• Evaluating the potential for natural recovery
  • Burn severity & plant survival
  • Noxious weed cover & survival
• Revegetating with competitive plants
  • When revegetation is necessary
  • Formulating a Seed Mix
  • Things to consider
• Establishing competitive plants
• Managing competitive plants
• Integrated Weed Management
• Preventing noxious weeds
• Eradicating small weed patches
• Managing large weed infestations
  • Mechanical control
  • Chemical control
    • Timing & placement
  • Cultural control
  • Biological control
• Monitoring & Evaluation
• Developing a burned-area IWM plan
• Summary
• Sources and Credits
• Additional Resources
• Interactive Exercises

Rangeland Weed Management - Acknowledgments and Credits

• Acknowledgments:
  We would like to acknowledge the reviewers and editors of this tutorial, and to thank them for their contributions: Dave Burch, Reggie Clark, John Day, Jack Eddie, Scott Freutel, Larry Hoffman, Larry Holzworth, Rob Johnson, Andy Kulla, Bob Logar, Marty Malone, Barbra Mullin, Jim Olivarez, Monica Pokorny, Sharon Sconamilio, Suzi Taylor and Jennifer Vollmer. — k.g.,r.s.,j.c.

• Credits: After Wildfire - Information for landowners coping with the aftermath of wildfire
  • Authors -
    • Kim Goodwin, Project Specialist
    • Roger Sheley, Associate Professor
    • Janet Clark, Director, Center for Invasive Plant Management Department of Land Resources & Environmental Sciences
  • Editor - James E. Knight, Extension Agriculture and Natural Resources Program Montana State University, Bozeman
  • This tutorial provides information to help landowners cope with the aftermath of future wildfires in Montana and in other states.
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