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Reducing callbacks and service interruptions for critical utility rights-of-way starts with proven solutions in brush and broadleaf control.
With Corteva, get reliable vegetation control and resources for critical rights-of-way from a team that has been advancing utility vegetation management for over 70 years.
Reducing callbacks and service interruptions for critical utility rights-of-way starts with proven solutions in brush and broadleaf control.
With Corteva, get reliable vegetation control and resources for critical rights-of-way from a team that has been advancing utility vegetation management for over 70 years.
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Brush grows faster than you think
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OG&E: An IVM Success Story
Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) strategies, including selective herbicide applications provide economic and environmental benefits to Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E). Shawn Huff, supervisor of Vegetation Management for Transmission and Facilities with OG&E, and Scott Wright, vegetation management specialist with Corteva Agriscience, detail the improved results IVM practices help OG&E achieve over the exclusive use of mechanized control methods.
OG&E: An IVM Success Story
Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) strategies, including selective herbicide applications provide economic and environmental benefits to Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E). Shawn Huff, supervisor of Vegetation Management for Transmission and Facilities with OG&E, and Scott Wright, vegetation management specialist with Corteva Agriscience, detail the improved results IVM practices help OG&E achieve over the exclusive use of mechanized control methods.
State Game Lands 33: Guiding ROW and Habitat Management
Decades of environmental research studies on State Game Lands 33 have shown the positive impact Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) programs can have on environmental sustainability throughout utility rights-of-way across the country. Researchers with Penn State University, as well as other industry experts, detail the benefits certain herbicide applications have on IVM programs and habitat biodiversity.
State Game Lands 33: Guiding ROW and Habitat Management
Decades of environmental research studies on State Game Lands 33 have shown the positive impact Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) programs can have on environmental sustainability throughout utility rights-of-way across the country. Researchers with Penn State University, as well as other industry experts, detail the benefits certain herbicide applications have on IVM programs and habitat biodiversity.
State Gamelands 33: wire zone border zone concept
Brad Ross, an instructor and research assistant with Penn State University, describes wire zone/border zone concept of managing vegetation on utility rights-of-way.
State Gamelands 33: wire zone border zone concept
Brad Ross, an instructor and research assistant with Penn State University, describes wire zone/border zone concept of managing vegetation on utility rights-of-way.
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