[CANUFNET] Results of study in Oakville showing the effectiveness of TreeAzin

[Caroline Mach]

John,

Is this study available on the Oakville website? The link in the message gives a file not found error.

thanks
Caroline Mach
Dufferin County

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Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 18:14:41 +0000
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Subject: [CANUFNET] Results of study in Oakville showing the
        effectiveness of TreeAzin for treating Ash
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I am sharing this document prepared by BioForest about a trial in Oakville which quantifies what Forestry staff has observed through treating about 4,300 street and park ash trees since 2008, most in or nearby neighbourhoods infested with EAB: effective canopy protection.

John McNeil, RPF
Manager, Forestry Services
Parks and Open Space
Town of Oakville | 905-845-6601 ext.3395 | f: 905-338-4227 | www.oakville.ca<http://www.oakville.ca/>

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