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Fall is the perfect time to get a jump on next years weeds, especially those complex perennial weeds that spread from the root system. Check out the October 2017  issue of the Thistle for...

And you thought cheatgrass was bad!  Another reason to embrace Play, Clean, Go in Wyoming!  (Or Work, Hunt, Ride, etc.!)  If you find suspicious looking plants, report them to your local Weed and Pest District...

2018 Annual Report

2019 Initial Training/Recertification Training for Commercial Applicators will be held in Casper, WY January 22-24th 2019  at the Ramkota Inn.  Individuals who apply restricted-use pesticides must be certified to do so under the Federal...

There’s still time to fight your weeds (Powell Tribune) By Mary McKinney Guest columnist No doubt about it, the crisp change in the weather has us thinking about hunting, harvests, football and those darn...

Cheatgrass control can be obtained but may be a labor intensive project!  Integrated management is necessary for success in dealing with this invader.  A winter annual, it usually germinates late summer or early fall. ...

According to Jarrod Glanz-Supervisor of Washakie County Weed and Pest District, a new pest species has been identified in Wyoming earlier this month in Washakie County. There have been around 10 reports of the new...

National Invasive Species Awareness Week Feb. 26-March 2 2018 You missed it!  Don’t worry… Here are 10 ways you can participate this week (and every week)!  

Traveling north from Cody towards the Northeast entrance to Yellowstone Park, residents and visitors alike will access the Crandall area of Park County.  This area encompasses the vast acreage (most of it wilderness) adjacent...