Simply put,weed control. And the fact that folks dont want the state spraying weed killers up and down the roads we all travel. Increased danger of drift onto your land if the state does this, even though it does pencil out to be cheaper than mowing. Mowing road sides also decrease greatly the chances of car animal collisions, increases safety by increasing visibility etc. Lots of reasons. Mowing your yard at the proper time and at the proper hieght actually helps it. Mowing your pastures especialy this time of year really helps to kill weeds. Lots of times its used in conjunctin with spraying. and the TIMING of spraying is just as important as anything else. simply put Spraying gains you very little if you dont spray the weed your trying to control at the proper time. With all the miles of roads most states have it would be foolish to try to spray it all in a two week period when the plants are small enough for a proper kill. Figure in the added runoff from spraying ditches,the environmental considerations alone makes it unfeasable.
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