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West Ridge Quarry
Site Based Management Plan
Table 15 – General Weed Control Options
Infestation Level Biological Chemical Mechanical Physical
Low (Canopy cover Not suitable. Spot-spraying by Not suitable Hand grubbing
between 1% and hand with a registered (remove plants).
10%) herbicide.
Medium (Canopy Release of biological Spot-spraying by Chaining, rolling, Follow up control of
cover between 11% control agents. hand with a registered raking or back- seedlings – could
and 50%) herbicide. ploughing. include physical
removal.
High (Over 50% Inspect infestation to Aerial spraying with a Attach with chaining, Follow up control of
canopy cover) see if, and what, bio- registered herbicide. rolling or raking. Use seedlings – could
control agents are fire to kill any include physical
already present. If regrowth and break removal.
necessary, release seed dormancy.
biological control
agents and monitor
their progress.
The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) provides an A to Z listing of weeds including plants
declared under the LP Act. This listing can be found at http://www.daff.qld.gov.au/. Detailed information on controlling
individual species is provided in the A-Z listing along with fact sheets and information sheets.
Weed control for the declared weed occurring on-site is presented in Table 17 - Weed Control Option for Baccharis
halimifolia.
Table 16 - Weed Control Option for Baccharis halimifolia
Groundsel bush – Baccharis halimifolia
(Declared status Class 2)
OPTIMUM TREATMENT TIMES
Darker colour indicates preferred treatment times
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
Groundsel bush (daff.qld.gov.au)
Chemical and
Situation Application method Rate
concentration
2,4-D amine 500 g/L Pastures and rights of way Air application – requires higher rate for bushes 3.6–5.5 L/ha
Various trade names situated on non-agricultural High Volume for foliar spray 0.4 L/100 L
land (i.e. industrial, Cut Stump 300 mL/15 L
commercial). Misting 1.2 L/15 L
2,4-D acid Non agricultural pastures. Helicopter spraying 10 L/ha
Various trade names Basal bark or cut stump 33 mL/1 L kerosene or turps
Knapsack foliar spray 100 mL/10 L
Sprinkler spray—1 L/100 m 2 1 L/10 L - 0.37 L/ha
Basal bark or cut stump 1 L/40 L diesel
2,4-D sodium Commercial and industrial Spot spray 0.275 kg/100 L
Various trade names land including non-
agricultural pastures and
rights of way.
December 2012 / file ref. 1271_610_001 GROUNDWORK p l u s
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