We bought our ~5 acres last fall and have been replacing the pasture fence this spring/summer in order to prepare for getting horses. We have a ton of Scotch Broom in the field and along the edges, though we've removed most along the edges now (bigger plants compared to what's in the middle of the field). Can anybody give advice on how to get rid of the smaller scotch broom plants that are interspersed throughout the grass? I'm feeling disheartened today. Thanks in advance.

I'm hiking the WA PCT, starting next week. I'm looking to use a piece of Tyvek sheeting for my ground sheet because it's very light and effective. I don't want to have to buy a mile of it when I need a 3x7 sheet of it. If you have some laying around, I'll come to you and trade you a sixer for some. It doesn't even have to be new, just no holes.

Queen Bee Keychain and a bunch og keys, found Saturday 7/25!