12569R20Q0030 QA.pdf

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12569R20Q0030 Q&A

Treat non-native invasive plant species

(NNIS)

Huron Manistee NF

Q1. Can we use mechanical equipment for spraying? (Marsh Master, Truck-mounted sprayer, ORV-mounted sprayers)

A1. YES

Q2. In areas that are primarily invasive species, such as the polygon in the Chase Bridge Barrens (in Sec 27 of 25N02W), will broadcast spraying the area be allowed or will spot spray treatments still be the only acceptable treatment.

A2. Broadcast spraying is not acceptable. Spot spraying is the only acceptable spraying . Cut stump is acceptable where applicable.

Q3. Are there overview maps of the Grass Lake Timber Sale areas available?

A3. The grass lake map is attached. An update file was uploaded and the incorrect file was deleted.

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