Geof Day

Paul,

Where would the "jobs / volunteers" folder be?

Tx,

Geof Day

I'd start with a known defoliant.

http://www.dirtworks.net/Poison-Ivy-Defoliant.html - try this - they may have it locally too.

we used some horrid defoliant in a spray can and we made plenty of headway with it.  we sprayed and cut the vines and I think we knew someone in the neighborhood who wasn't affected by the poisons and we used him to pull and remove the vines.  I think he took them to the local dump but I don't really know, this was 40 years ago.

voila, no poison ivy - except where the birds poop out fresh seeds!

I still like the goat idea - can somebody weigh in on what's up with goats and PI - does the PI eating goat pass the toxins into milk or hair or whatever?

what a great idea - rent a goat!

thanks for the time waster - that was spectacular! 

I'm learning all about milky spore and BT and neem oil and other things that people seem to touch on --

this site seems to know a lot about organic lawn care -

www.dirtworks.net

If you can't find it locally, dirtworks sells neem, BT, Diatomaceous Earth, and eaorganic lawn fertlizer through the mail, and all that other good stuff too.