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The document outlines the implementation monitoring and reporting requirements for a site-specific invasive plant treatment project in Clallam, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, and Mason Counties, Washington. It includes forms for documenting herbicide use, project design features, and safety planning related to pesticide application. The document emphasizes the importance of integrated pest management (IPM), public involvement, and quality control in managing invasive species through standardized data collection protocols.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Implementation Monitoring Form in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Project Name' and 'Implementation Date' in the designated fields. This information is crucial for tracking your specific project.
Next, specify the 'Target Species' and select the 'Treatment Method' from the options provided: Herbicide, Manual, Mechanical, or Cultural.
Fill in details about the herbicide formulation(s) used, application method, and rates applied. Ensure accuracy as this data is vital for compliance and monitoring.
Indicate the total 'Acres treated' and if this is a re-treatment, note how many previous visits occurred.
If applicable, provide information regarding any aquatic influence zones by naming adjacent water bodies and their HUC 6 codes.
Document any species of local interest found during pre-project reviews by checking relevant boxes and listing species names.
Finally, utilize the back of the sheet to document compliance with Project Design Features (PDFs) as required.

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How are invasive species noxious weeds treated on a farm?

Herbicides are among the most effective and resource-efficient tools to treat invasive species. Most of the commonly known invasive plants can be treated using only two herbicidesglyphosate (the active ingredient in Roundup and Rodeo) and triclopyr (the active ingredient in Brush-BGone and Garlon).

How to manage invasive weeds?

There are four treatment methods that can be used to control, and in some cases, eradicate weeds. Physical (hand-pulling, cutting, mowing, digging, disking, plowing, burning, etc) Biological (use of insects, domestic animals, pathogens, etc) Chemical (use of herbicides)

What is the legal definition of weeds?

A noxious is any plant designated by federal, state or local government officials as injurious to public health, agriculture, recreation, wildlife or property. Once a is classified as noxious, authorities can implement quarantines and take other actions to contain or destroy the and limit its spread.

What is the difference between invasive and weeds?

Weeds may cause health problems in livestock, pets, and humans and are aesthetically unpleasing in turf and urban landscapes. In contrast, invasive plants are generally non-natives that infest natural ecosystems, including wildlands, rangelands, and pastures.