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Controlling Thorny Locust in Pasture: Cut-Stump Herbicide Works

Thorny locust invading pasture. Owner cuts and sprays stumps with Remedy (triclopyr). Asks for other ideas.

Current Method Is Correct

Cut-stump treatment with triclopyr (Remedy) is the standard, effective approach. Herbicide translocates to roots, preventing resprouts. Continue as-is.

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