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Pasture spraying

A green tractor with a wide spray boom crosses a bare field, with prairie and water behind it.
Herbicide sprayed with a boom before a prairie reseeding. Carlson Waterfowl Production Area, LaMoure County, North Dakota. This is not a Kansas brush job. Photo: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Mountain-Prairie. Public domain. Source. Resized, saved as WebP, camera data removed.

Pasture spraying covers ground rigs and airplanes that treat brush, sericea lespedeza, thistles, and other weeds. A pasture already full of big cedar is usually a clearing job, not a spray job. Small cedar and a lot of broadleaf brush can be sprayed. The product, the rate, and the weather limits are on the label.

Kansas requires a license to apply pesticides for hire. Some names are here because a public record shows a Kansas pesticide business license. Where that record did not say they spray pasture, the service line says pasture work is not confirmed. Call and ask before you book them.

Questions worth asking

HirePlains does not recommend products or rates. That is the applicator's job, from the label. "Cat 1" on a listing is a Kansas commercial pesticide category, not a rank.

Contractors

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Ag By Air Inc

Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas

Not yet verified by the business

KDA-licensed pesticide business (Cat 1); custom/aerial application, pasture work not confirmed