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2005 Regional Weed-Free Forage Order
- Regional Weed-Free Forage Order — On June 20, 2005 the Rocky Mountain Region announced a new weed-free forage order. The order is part of the Region´s noxious weed prevention program and helps guard forests against the introduction of weeds that non certified forages and mulches can often contain.
- What's New About this Weed-Free Order?
- Questions and Answers about the Weed Free Order
- Press Release for Regional Weed Free Forage Order – June 22, 2005
- Invasive Species Management Strategy - March , 2005
U.S. Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region
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