Colorado Department of Agriculture
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Noxious Weed Management Program

Chicory faded The goals of the program are to:
  • prevent the introduction of new invasive plant species
  • eradicate species with isolated or limited populations
  • contain and manage those invasive species that are well established and widespread

To accomplish these goals the program:

  • implements preventative strategies to reduce the opportunity for new invasive species
  • provides information and resources to local weed managers
  • helps establish local weed management areas emphasizing coordinated efforts among public and private landowners
  • educates public agency staff and private citizens about the negative impacts associated with noxious weeds

Steve Ryder
State Weed Coordinator

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New! Colorado Watch List Handout

Noxious Weed List: a list of Colorado's Noxious Weeds.

Noxious Weed Images: where you will be able to see photographs of most of Colorado's Noxious Weeds

Quarter Quad Survey: data is requested from the County Weed Supervisors on an annual basis and are recorded. The weeds listed on this table include maps of infestation, weed images, and the fact sheet information.

State Noxious Weed Advisory Committee: information on the structure of the committee with a link to the current committee members

November 2010 Committee Meeting Minutes
 

Plant Assessment Form: used to assist the advisory committee in making recommendations and placements on the Noxious Weed List.

Weed Free Forage program certifies forage and mulch as being free from noxious weeds to help reduce the spread of weeds

Answers to some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

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