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Issue

Strategy

Action

Responsibility

Targeted Completion

Performance Measure

  1 more funding is needed to adequately implement weed control; need information on costs already incurred implement research to determine direct and indirect economic effects of weeds work up reports on economic impacts to environment, public health, economy UNR? ongoing reports/analysis available; (data collecting/compiling ongoing)
  2 biocontrols not used to full potential possibly due to lack of regional performance testing continue current implementation of biocontrols and increse testing of possible additional organisms promote additional funding of biocontrol research at UNR, USDA, NDOA and other agencies capable of undertaking this type of research all agencies ongoing ongoing
  3 restoration needs to be researched more thoroughly to provide successful techniques of post disturbance reclamation to prevent noxious weed invasions continue/increase research and documentation of competition of rest. species vs. invasives include increased education regarding restoration techniques in weed control meetings, programs, etc.; promote/support additional programs on restoration at UNR; increase awarness of need to monitor current reclmation projects all agencies ongoing ongoing
  4 riparian infestations continue to spread unchecked in part due to lack availability of approved herbicides need to have more approved herbicides for riparian areas support testing and water labeling of existing herbicides; increase research on new chemicals and methods of application UNR, USDA, NDOA ongoing ongoing

For further information or comments specific to noxious or invasive plants contact:
Scott S. Marsh, Noxious Weed Regulatory Specialist, Nevada Department of Agriculture 
smarsh@agri.state.nv.us
 


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