Current State of Noxious Weed Management in South Dakota

Written collaboratively by Eric Jones, Philip Rozeboom, Jill Alms, David Vos, Adam Varenhorst, Krista Ehlert and Madalyn Shires

Results of an online survey to determine how South Dakota stakeholders are currently managing noxious weeds.

Acknowledgments

The authors extend thanks to the SDSU Extension team for helping create and distribute the survey. A special thank you to everyone who has responded to the survey thus far. Project funding was provided by the South Dakota Weed and Pest Commission.

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