2016 Western Invasive Weed Short Course
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1 2016 Western Invasive Weed Short Course Agenda April 18-21, 2016 Loveland, Colorado The Short Course targets local, state, federal government, and other land managers throughout the western region who desire a better understanding of weed management. The intensive course will stress ecologically-based plant management and include prevention, cultural, mechanical and chemical plant management, and restoration and revegetation. Classroom, laboratory and field exercises will be utilized and the program will encourage interaction between instructors and participants. The Short Course will benefit those new to invasive plant management and experienced professionals seeking a comprehensive update in western invasive weeds and their management. Monday, April 18, :00 pm Registration Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch, Loveland, CO 4:00 pm 60 min Pre-Test 5:00 pm 20 min Welcome & Introductions - Sandra McDonald 5:20 pm 30 min Introduction to the Problem (Course Introduction) - Scott Nissen 5:50 pm 55 min New Invaders - Tim Miller 6:45 pm Group Dinner at Sylvan Dale
2 Tuesday, April 19, 2016 BREAKFAST - on your own (Sylvan Dale or La Quinta) 8:00 am 60 min Key Weeds of the West - Tim Miller (based on participant survey) 9:00 am 5 min BREAK 9:05 am 30 min Land Manger Track (based on survey) Introduction to Weed Identification - Joe DiTomaso 9:35 am 15 min BREAK morning snack Pesticide Applicator Track (based on survey) ID and IPM Sandra McDonald & Janet Hardin 9:50 am 60 min Hands-on Weed ID with Live Specimens Part 1 Tim Miller 10:50 am 10 min BREAK 11:00 am 60 min Strategies to Manage Key Western Weeds Tim Miller & Andrew Kniss 12:00 pm LUNCH Group lunch at Sylvan Dale 1:00 pm 90 min Sprayer Operation & Calibration CSU Team 2:30 pm 15 min BREAK afternoon snack 2:45 pm 60 min Herbicide Mode-of-Action - Andrew Kniss & Scott Nissen 3:45 pm 5 min BREAK 3:50 pm 20 min 4:10 pm 50 min Introduction of Group Activity - Invasive Weed Educational Materials for Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch - Sandra McDonald with Chad Clark Q&A / Discussion Managing Western Weeds - facilitated by Scott Nissen with all trainers 5:00 pm ADJOURN 6:00 pm DINNER group dinner at Sylvan Dale 7:00 pm Wacky Weed Games
3 Wednesday, April 20, 2016 BREAKFAST - on your own (Sylvan Dale or La Quinta) 8:00 am 60 min Hands-on Weed ID with Live Specimens Part 2 - Tim Miller 9:00 am 5 min BREAK 9:05 am 60 min Bareground Herbicides - Scott Nissen 10:05 am 15 min BREAK morning snack 10:20 am 60 min Land Manger Track Weeds & Disturbance Tim Miller Pesticide Applicator Track Laws & Regulations - State Pesticide Rules National Overview - Sandra McDonald 11:20 am 5 min BREAK 11:25 am 35 min Group activity work time - Can continue through lunch 12:00 pm 60 min LUNCH - group lunch at Sylvan Dale 1:00 pm 50 min Scavenger Hunt 1:50 pm 10 min BREAK 2:00 pm 30 min Restoration and Revegetation of Weed Infested Areas - Scott Nissen 2:30 pm 15 min BREAK afternoon snack 2:45 pm 15 min Weed Walk to WSWS Weed Plots 3:00 pm 90 min 4:30 pm Restoration and Revegetation of Weed Infested Areas - Scott Nissen ADJOURN Plants for Weed ID & Herbicide MOA available for self-study 6:00 pm DINNER group dinner at Sylvan Dale 7:00 pm Evening activity (optional) Dave Armstrong, Resident Naturalist Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch
4 Thursday, April 21, :00 am 60 min BREAKFAST - on your own (Sylvan Dale or La Quinta) Land Manger Track Early Detection/Rapid Response - Tim Miller 9:00 am 5 min BREAK Pesticide Applicator Track PPE Selection, Use and Maintenance - Sandra McDonald 9:05 am 60 min Inventory Techniques for Range & Wildland Sites - CSU Team 10:05 am 15 min BREAK morning snack 10:25 am 60 min Environmental Concerns when Managing Weeds - Tim Miller 11:25 am 5 min BREAK 11:30 am 60 min Short Course Evaluation & Post-Test Sandra McDonald 12:30 pm 135 min LUNCH at Sylvan Dale Working lunch for Group Activity "Invasive Weed Educational Materials " 2:15 pm 15 min BREAK afternoon snack 2:30 pm 90 min Present Group Activity 4:00 pm ADJOURN Safe Travels! Pesticide continuing education units (CEUs) are are approved for CO and WY (as requested by participants) Core Credits Laws & Regulations (only 1) -- we will only discuss federal laws Applicator Safety Environmental Protection Use of Pesticides Pesticides & Their Families Category Credits Rangeland Industrial & Right-of-Way
5 2016 Western Invasive Weed Short Course Trainers April 18-21, 2016 Loveland, Colorado The Short Course is taught by outstanding trainers representing the Western Society of Weed Science. Course Coordinator: Course Assistants: Sandra K. McDonald, Pesticide Education Specialist, Mountain West PEST Janet Hardin, Research Associate, Colorado State University (CSU) Chad Clark, Specialty Area Manager, Van Diest Supply Company Trainers: Joe DiTomaso Weed Identification & Management; University of California, Davis, Weed Specialist Andrew Kniss Herbicide Mode-of-Action & Symptomology; University of Wyoming, Weed Specialist Tim Miller Weed Identification & Management; Washington State University, Weed Specialist Sandra McDonald Applicator Safety; Labels; Formulations; Public Perception; Mountain West PEST Scott Nissen - Herbicide Mode-of-Action & Symptomology, Revegetation, Aquatics; CSU Weed Specialist Special Guest Trainer: Dave Armstrong, Resident Naturalist Sylvan Dale Guest Ranch
6 Western Invasive Weed Short Course April 18-21, 2016 Loveland, Colorado Trainer Contact Information Andrew Kniss University of Wyoming Dept E University Ave. Laramie, WY akniss@uwyo.edu Chad Clark Specialty Area Manager Van Diest Supply Company chad.clark@vdsc.com Janet Hardin Colorado State University 1177 Campus Delivery Fort Collins, CO janet.hardin@colostate.edu Sandra K. McDonald Mountain West PEST 2960 Southmoor Drive Fort Collins, CO sandra@mountainwestpest.com Scott Nissen Colorado State University 1177 Campus Delivery Fort Collins, CO scott.nissen@colostate.edu Tim Miller Washington State University State Route 536 Mt. Vernon, WA twmiller@wsu.edu Joe DiTomaso University of California, Davis Dept. of Plant Sciences Mail Stop 4 Davis, CA jmditomaso@ucdavis.edu
7 Western Invasive Weed Short Course April 18-21, 2016 Loveland, Colorado Participant Contact Information Brian Campbell, City of Fort Collins Bud Blacksten Carl McKinney Casey Holman Cole Watson CDOT 1205 West Avenue Alamosa, CO Dirk W. Netz USDA, Forest Service Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest 1200 Franklin Way Sparks, NV Ed Ward Spray Tech 4833 Front St Unit B168 Castle Rock, CO Eric Trumbull Carbon County Weed & Pest 1301 Bonanza Street Rawlins, WY Ian Topper Larimer County Natural Resources 1800 South County Road 31 Loveland, CO Jasmine Reimer Montana Dept of Ag Noxious Weeds 302 N. Roberts Helena, MT
8 Jamen Windish Barnes County Weed Board th St NW Valley City, ND Jeremy Linch John Proctor USFS lnter-mountain Region th Street Ogden, UT Jolene Trujillo US Bureau of Reclamation PO Box Denver, CO Kaleb Dunn Matthew T. Jolivet Natrona County Weed & Pest Control District PO Box 1385 Mills, WY Michael Harrison Michael Wyckoff Colorado Parks and Wildlife Steamboat Lake State Park PO Box 750 Clark, CO Nathan Jensen City of Fort Collins Randy Tano Robert M. Shellard Natrona County Weed & Pest Control District PO Box 1385 Mills, WY Todd Cunningham Tony Vigil Woodie Daves
9 Western Invasive Weed Short Course April 18-21, 2016 Live Weed Specimens Species Acroptilon repens Aegilops cylindrica Cardaria draba Carduus acanthoides Carduus nutans Centaurea solstitialis Centaurea maculosa Cirsium arvense Conium maculatum Epilobium ciliatum Euphorbia esula Euphorbia cyparissias Hieracium aurantiacum Hypericum perforatum Lepidium latifolium Leucanthemum vulgare Linaria dalmatica Linaria vulgaris Lythrum salicaria Onopordium acanthium Polygonum cuspidatum Potentilla recta Salvia aethiopis Sorghum halepense Tamarix sp. Triticum aestivum Common Name Russian knapweed jointed goatgrass whitetop plumeless thistle musk thistle yellow starthistle spotted knapweed Canada thistle poison hemlock willowherb leafy spurge cypress spurge orange hawkweed St. Johnswort perennial pepperweed oxeye daisy Dalmatian toadflax yellow toadflax purple loosestrife scotch thistle Japanese knotweed sulfur cinquefoil Mediterranean sage johnsongrass tamarisk / saltcedar wheat
10 Herbicide Trade Name Roundup Rodeo Touchdown & generics Telar Escort Plateau Common Chemical Name General Uses Mode of Action glyphosate chlorosulfuron imazapic POST-Emergence non-selective weed control Canada thistle, white top, perennial pepperweed Canada thistle, white top, perennial pepperweed cheatgrass, leafy spurge Matrix rimsulfuron POST-cheatgrass control Amino acid inhibitor (aromatic amino acids) Amino acid inhibitor (branched chain amino acids) Amino acid inhibitor (branched chain amino acids) Amino acid inhibitor (branched chain amino acids) Amino acid inhibitor (branched chain amino acids) Plant Growth Regulator Plant Growth Regulator Paramount quinclorac Field bindweed, leafy spurge Milestone aminopyralid Canada thistle, knapweeds Vista fluroxypyr Kochia, nightshades Plant Growth Regulator 2,4-D amine 2,4-dichloro Many broadleaf & esters phenoxy weeds both annual acetic acid and perennial Transline clopyralid Canada thistle, knapweeds Canada thistle, Tordon picloram knapweeds, bindweed, leafy spurge Payload Aim Common Range and Pasture Herbicides flumioxazin metsulfuronmethyl carfentrazoneethyl ester Kochia, many annual broadleaf weeds seedling, some soil activity Kochia, many annual broadleaf weed seedlings, POST only WSSA Herbicide Group Plant Growth Regulator 4 Plant Growth Regulator Plant Growth Regulator PROTOX inhibitor 14 PROTOX inhibitor Prepared for 2016 Western Invasive Weed Short Course
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