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Weed Control

Conservation District

PRAIRIE COUNTY WEED DEPARTMENT

421 Hoagland Street
PO Box 7
Terry, MT 59349
Phone: (406) 635-4433
Cell Phone: (406) 974-9842
Fax: (406) 635-5576
E-Mail:
pcweed@midrivers.com

 
The Prairie County Weed District provides landowners with assistance in controlling noxious weeds on rangeland. The long term goal of the Prairie County Weed District is to achieve a level of noxious weed control where threats of noxious weeds and their spread are diminished, and a level at which all individual landowners control their weeds on an individual basis.

 


Staff:
Weed Coordinator- Raymond J. Dolatta
Weed Spray Applicator- Travis Lacquement


Weed Board Members:
Harold Gaub, Chairman
Brian Morast
Lon Reukauf
Sharla Sackman, Secretary


Cost-Share Program
The Prairie County Weed Board offers a cost-share of up to $300 per individual for those producers who are actively involved in controlling priority noxious weeds on their rangeland. Weeds eligible for cost-share control are: leafy spurge, Russian knapweed, spotted knapweed, diffuse knapweed, Canada thistle, whitetop, St. Johnswort, dyers woad, common crupina, sulfur cinquefoil, yellow starthistle, Dalmatian toadflax, and rush skeletonweed.

If a producer hires the county weed crew to spray noxious weeds, the Weed Board will share 35% of the total spray bill. The crew’s rate is $45/hour plus chemical costs.

For those producers who do their own noxious weed spraying, the cost-share is 60% of the chemical cost. The producer must keep the chemical receipt and fill out a Request for Cost-Share form (link these words to the form) to be eligible for the cost-share.

Request For Cost Share
 

Links:

Montana Department of Agriculture Noxious Weeds
Pesticide Labels
Private Pesticide License
Montana Weed Control Association

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Tri-County Weed Tour


 

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