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Frequently Asked Questions
Question: Does 2,4-D kill broadleaf weeds and not grasses?
Answer: Yes. Use caution, 2,4-D can affect trees and bushes as well.
Question: Does Round-Up (glyphosate) kill grasses?
Answer: Yes. Round-Up is used to kill all vegetation, but does not have any soil activity.
Question: What should I use if I want to kill grasses, but leave some broad-leaves?
Answer: In most cases, you should have a specific recommendation from a licensed consultant. The plants that you want to keep, dictate what chemicals to use and when you should use them.
Question: Does Ada County make recommendations concerning the chemicals used for weed control?
Answer: Yes, you can call us and we will be happy to help you decide on a course of action that will help you control weeds. If necessary, we will visit your property, and evaluate the site for potential problems and possible options.
Question: Can Ada County Weed control spray my pasture or field for weeds.
Answer: Yes, for a fee, we can treat agricultural and rangeland sites at your request.
Question: Can Ada County Weed Control come out and spray my lawn for weeds?
Answer: No, not unless we do a legal enforcement against you. There are lawn care services that will perform these services for you for a fee.
Question: What are the noxious weeds of Idaho?
Answer: Follow this link to see the Idaho State Department of Agricultures noxious weed control where they have a listing of the weeds and distribution maps. Noxious Weeds
Question: Is there a weed control authority for every county in Idaho?
Answer: Yes. To see a list of the weed superintendents in Idaho, Follow this link to the Idaho State Department of Agriculture. Weed Superintendents
Question: Why does Ada County Weed and Pest Control control gophers outside of city limits only?
Answer: Ada county exempts you from the pest extermination tax when your property is taken into city limits. Since you don’t pay for the service, its benefits are not extended to you. You can still request gopher control measures if you have paid into that tax district the first year that your property is annexed.
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