We want to help you with your weed control problems or questions. We can be reached at (208) 577-4646 by phone and we are located at 975 E. Pine, Meridian ID 83642. Please feel free to call or stop in for weed identifications or clarifications about chemicals, biological control information, or to discuss pasture maintenance issues with us. We work with a variety of state and federal agencies to control or eradicate invasive or noxious weeds in a variety of situations. If at any time we can assist you in safely performing a project, or answer your questions about what we do, please contact us.

Services offered by Ada Count Weed Control:

• Certified Noxious Weed Free Forage & Straw Program

• Roadside Herbicide Application

• Off Road Spray Service

• Noxious Weed Surveillance and Control

Certified Noxious Weed Free Forage & Straw Program

In accordance with federal mandate, the United States Forest Service requires that all visitors to our forests must use Certified Noxious Weed Free Forage and Straw, if they are bringing animal supplies onto public grounds. Substantial fines and penalties will be assessed to you, if certified materials are not used. To assist you in certifying the feed and straw that you have grown, Ada County Noxious Weed Control has provided this printable application. Please complete this application and mail it to our address at 975 E. Pine, Meridian, ID 83642. If you need assistance with this application, or need further information regarding the Noxious Weed Free Forage and Straw Program, please call us at (208) 577-4646. We will do our best to answer your questions. Click here to download the application packet (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).

Sources of Certified Feed and Forage in Ada County:

Name:	Crop:	Phone No:
Glen Edwards	Alfalfa	(208) 888-9592
Judy Tomkinson	Alfalfa	(208) 286-7595
Craig Anderson	Grass	(208) 860-4442  (208) 860-2821
Robert Pehrson	Alfalfa/Grass mix	(208) 922-3432

Roadside Herbicide Application

Perhaps you have seen one of our Roadside Herbicide Application Trucks on your way home from work or the grocery store. Roadways are a primary vector for spreading noxious weeds across the United States, as vehicles may inadvertently bring weeds or weed seeds from other areas. Ada County Weed Control cooperates with road owners (such as ACHD) to maintain the vegetation on roadsides, and controlling these weeds before they become established. Every year, our Roadside Trucks traverse hundreds of miles of roadways across the county; ensuring roadways are clean from problematic weeds.

Off Road Spray Service

When weeds become established in rough or difficult to access terrain, adequate weed control becomes difficult to obtain. While there are many options in the Treasure Valley for companies who will treat weeds in private and ornamental settings, larger patches of weeds in rough settings are more difficult to control. As such, Ada County Weed Control has dedicated spray vehicles that are built to withstand weed control efforts under unusually rough conditions, when other options may be limited. To inquire about these type of spray services, contact our department at 577-4646, or click here for more information.

Noxious Weed Surveillance and Control

Ada County has over 1,000 square miles of land area. Our weed control crews are well trained in vegetation identification, and always have a sharp eye out for new noxious weed infestations. When new noxious weed infestations are located, they are mapped using GPS, then they are aggressively treated to control the population before it spreads and creates a larger problem. Ada County residents are encouraged to bring by weeds they think may be problematic, or call us and we will come look at them in the field.