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From: William Farr (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 08/06/04


Good Day!
I  would like to know if anyone has used the Rotowiper wicking system that 
comes out of New Zealand?

If so, can it be used effectively top kill Carolina horsenettle in 
pastures? Big problem here in the SE US, and particularly bad when you have 
clover in the pasture - nothing can be used to kill the nettle without it 
also killing the clover.

I have used Grazon P+D in a homemade passive wick system, but it is very 
tedious process and very slow, since the wick must be adjusted close to the 
ground using a front loader. The rotowiper looks ideal, but does it work on 
this pest?

What weeds have you used it on, and what do you think about the equipment 
and its over all effectiveness?

Is upkeep a problem?

Any thoughts will be appreciated.

Bill
Milner, Georgia USA

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