Herbicides on forest land: Stacey Grabarz
Every gallon and pound of herbicide reported on forestry use reports, year by year, totalled from the county agricultural commissioners’ own records. Amounts are of the product as sold, not of active ingredient, and gallons and pounds are kept apart because they cannot honestly be added.
42.2 gal
Liquid herbicide product, 2024
0 lb
Dry herbicide product, 2024
88
Acres treated
2
Applications
By year
| Total | 2024 | All years |
|---|---|---|
| Stacey Grabarz | 42.2 gal | 42.2 gal 2 applications · 88 ac |
Not counted above: 32.5 gal of tank additives (surfactants, oils, dyes) mixed in with the herbicides.
By chemical
| Active ingredient(s) | 2024 | All years |
|---|---|---|
| Glyphosate, isopropylamine salt | 32.5 gal | 32.5 gal 2 applications |
| Triclopyr choline | 9.8 gal | 9.8 gal 2 applications |
How these totals are made
- Only published forestry applications, and only what use reports say was applied. Notices of intent are plans, not use, and are left out.
- The same record sent in several formats is counted once.
- A product with two active ingredients is counted once, under the mix, so the chemicals add up to the yearly total.
- Rodent baits are not herbicides and are not counted. Tank additives are totalled separately.
- Ounces are read as fluid or weight ounces from the product’s formulation; anything that still can’t be converted is shown as “+ amount unit” rather than dropped.
- Totals grow as more counties answer records requests, so a low number can mean a county has not sent its records yet.