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1) Knotweeds: Japanese, giant and Bohemian identification and management

2) The watch list

Author

Noxious Weed Management Program (Colo.)

Pub. Date

2014.

3) Cheatgrass and wildfire

Series

Natural resources series. Forestry volume no. 6.310

4) Purple loosestrife identification and management

5) Noxious weed watch list pocket guide

Pub. Date

2019.

7) Monitoring guide

Pub. Date

[2008]

Description

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Monitoring for management of weed populations consist of three different types; pre-project, mid-projects, and post-project. Each of these monitoring types serves as an important method in the management of noxious weeds.

8) African rue identification and management

Pub. Date

2008.

9) Mapping guide

Pub. Date

[2008]

Description

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Weed mapping is important and needs to be categorized with treatment. The important information obtained when mapping weeds includes: types of weeds, direction of spread, rate of spread, soil composition, and water table depth.

10) An assessment of federal and state agency weed management efforts in Colorado: a report to the Colorado General Assembly

Author

Lane, Eric

Pub. Date

[1999]

11) Best management practices to prevent noxious weeds during forest, range and residential projects

Author

Colorado. Conservation Services Division

Pub. Date

2016.

12) Applicator safety

Pub. Date

[2008]

Description

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Herbicides are an effective tool in an integrated weed management plan when dealing with noxious weed infestations. When using herbicides as a treatment, there are some safety factors that should be considered before spraying such as proper use, safety, timing of application, mixing and handling, and storage and disposal of herbicides.

13) Weed free forage

Pub. Date

2014

Description

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The Weed Free Forage program inspects forage or mulch before it is harvested to ensure there are no noxious weeds in the mulch or forage. The use of certified weed free forage and mulch is intended to reduce the spread of weeds on public land or other areas where forage or mulch is used.