Evaluating vegetation management practices for woody and herbaceous vegetation : phase III : final report.

Gulick, Jennifer; Sobnosky, Ruth Ann; Davey Resource Group

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Evaluating vegetation management practices for woody and herbaceous vegetation : phase III : final report.

2017-08-01
By Gulick, Jennifer ; Sobnosky, Ruth Ann

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Gulick, Jennifer ; Sobnosky, Ruth Ann

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Davey Resource Group
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Ohio. Dept. of Transportation ; United States. Federal Highway Administration

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Maintenance Practices Personnel Development Right Of Way (Land) Roadside Flora Training Trees Vegetation Control
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FHWA/OH-2017-32
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Tech Report
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United States ; Ohio

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1648350
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Ohio. Dept. of Transportation
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To train ODOT staff to recognize trees along the right-of-way that may be hazardous, identify trees that may be of a species-specific concern for vegetation management objectives, make pruning cuts based on industry standards, and oversee the tree work of others, including contractors. Empowering ODOT staff with arboriculture knowledge will make state highways safer, trees healthier and more aesthetically pleasing, and should reduce complaints about poor tree care practices.
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