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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Purpose of the Award Is to Coordinate and Carry Out Weed Control and Weed Inventories on BLM Administered Lands or Lands Benefiting BLM Lands Noxious and Invasive Weed Control in Close Coordination With BLM This Included Inventory and Mapping of Weeds in the Area, Treatment of Weeds Identified Given Time and Funding Constraints, and Reporting of All Treatments and Mapping at the Beginning of Each Year S Treatments Season, We Will Coordinate With Battle Mountain BLM to Develop an Annual Work Plan and Identify Priority Inventory and Treatments for the Upcoming Season Pesticide Applicator Records Pars Will Be Completed for Each Treatment Performed Manual Treatments Will Also Be Recorded All Inventories and Treatments Will Be Recorded With GPS All Treatment Reports and Inventory Records Will Be Reported to BLM by the End of Each Calendar Year
Committed
$125,000
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