Section 25-10-002 - Control of Noxious Weeds002.01 The noxious weed control period is when noxious weeds are actively growing.002.02 The following methods of controlling noxious weeds are approved if performed at such frequency to prevent the spread of noxious weeds, and have the approval of the control authority. 002.02A Mechanical noxious weed control methods include mowing, chopping, digging, shredding, and tillage.002.02B Crop management weed control methods include crop rotation and crop competition.002.02C Herbicide methods may only be used in accordance with the Pesticide Act and applied at a rate in compliance with label directions for effective use.002.02D Biological methods, including the use of livestock, predators, pathogens, and parasites when as effective as the use of herbicides, and approved by the control authority may be used.002.03 Factors to use in determining if a person has failed to control the spread of noxious weeds include:002.03A The potential for spread of the noxious weeds to other land;002.03B The potential adverse effect of the noxious weeds on commodities to be removed from the land; and002.03C The degree of infestation of the noxious weeds.25 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 10, § 002
Amended effective 6/17/2024