Auburn University’s four-year research helps ALDOT improve roadside management by integrating targeted herbicide use with mowing. This approach reduces costs, enhances safety by limiting worker exposure to traffic and controls invasive weeds effectively. The study also promotes pollinator habitats and supports sustainable, cost-efficient roadside maintenance across Alabama….
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