Noxious Weed Management On State Lands 2003
Noxious Weed Management On State Lands 2003
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Major goals were stated in generic terms such as "continue to monitor and treat, control or reduce weeds, and contain established infestations." Agency expenditure information reflected the past biennium and budget information was provided for the succeeding biennium.
Agency officials indicated these reports are of limited use to management, except to provide an expenditure/budget summary for weed control.
We do not believe biennial weed district or state agency reports provide for an assessmen...t of success or an evaluation of effectiveness. We also interpret statutory intent to require a report useable at both the local and state level to improve weed management.
During our visits to weed districts, weed coordinators and agency staff referred to a series of four steps for weed management: assessment to determine status, action to implement weed controls, monitoring to track progress, and re-assessment to determine management effectiveness. Weed coordinators described assessment and re-assessment as critical elements of the weed management process used to identify priorities and to establish alternatives for available resources.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Major goals were stated in generic terms such as "continue to monitor and treat, control or reduce weeds, and contain established infestations." Agency expenditure information reflected the past biennium and budget information was provided for the succeeding biennium.
Agency officials indicated these reports are of limited use to management, except to provide an expenditure/budget summary for weed control.
We do not believe biennial weed district or state agency reports provide for an assessmen...t of success or an evaluation of effectiveness. We also interpret statutory intent to require a report useable at both the local and state level to improve weed management.
During our visits to weed districts, weed coordinators and agency staff referred to a series of four steps for weed management: assessment to determine status, action to implement weed controls, monitoring to track progress, and re-assessment to determine management effectiveness. Weed coordinators described assessment and re-assessment as critical elements of the weed management process used to identify priorities and to establish alternatives for available resources.
What to read after Noxious Weed Management On State Lands 2003?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Legislature. Legislative Audit Division to read onlineMoreLess
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