ODA news - A newly released economic impact study shows that 25 of Oregon’s most significant invasive noxious weeds cause an estimated annual loss of about $83.5 million to the state’s economy, a figure that could be well over a billion dollars without current control efforts by state, county, and federal weed programs.
Invasive noxious weeds impact Oregon economy
The Montana Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for grant funding from the Noxious Weed Trust Fund (NWTF). Grant applications …
The farmland is among the farmer’s important assets. Keeping fields free of herbicide-resistant weeds increases the farmland’s value and its a…
CASTLEFORD • The Idaho State Department of Agriculture confirmed the presence of purple starthistle in Twin Falls County, officials say.
MAGIC VALLEY • Noxious weeds threaten wildlife habitat, agriculture, waterways and recreational sites every summer in Idaho, and ameliorating …
Try the interactive weed match test to see if you can correctly identify ten invasive weed species. Purple Loosestrife and Starthistle are amo…
