Sheridan Weed & Mosquito Control
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Need permission slips, chemical recommendations, weed descriptions, or a list of your local applicators? Sheridan County Weed & Pest Control District implements effective prevention, containment, and weed and pest management programs on all lands within the district. Professionally trained individuals assist landowners with individual weed or pest programs designed to control invasive species on their land.

The district strives to achieve the best management with minimal environmental damage by employing Integrated Management Systems.
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Sheridan County has recently discovered two invasive annual grasses, Ventenata and Medusahead, that have never been found in Wyoming nor the Great Plains Eco-region.
These species are worrisome because they strangle local flora, promote dangerous wildfires, diminish diversity, and reduce wildlife habitat.
They have the ability to reduce grazing capacity by 70%.
These annual grasses out-compete the native vegetation because they germinate early in the fall and deplete soil nutrients and moisture.
We have a wide selection of herbicides and pesticides to help control designated and declared noxious weeds and pests.
County residents pay 50% of the total chemical cost (customers may not reside within city limits).
We also provide mixing instructions and advice to make your treatments as effective as possible.
A seasonal spray crew with specialized spray equipment is equipped to handle rough terrain and specializes in large acreages infested with Leafy spurge and Saltcedar.
The crew can be hired May through August.
If you are interested in having your property sprayed, please contact us early as we have limited time available.
The county cost-shares this program with the District providing 80% and landowners paying 20% of the total cost of application.
Biological control is introducing a naturally occurring predator to a pest.
Here at SCWP, we use flea beetles (Aphthona lacertosa and Aphthona nigriscutis) in order to treat Leafy spurge infestations throughout the county.
In late spring, the adults emerge and feed on the plant's leaf tissue.
Almost immediately the females start laying eggs at the soil near the stem base.
When the larva hatch, they begin feeding on the root system, severely weakening the Spurge.
This type of weed management is especially important in hard-to-reach areas where spray equipment is not feasible.
Sheridan County Weed and Pest contracts aerial application of larvicide for mosquito control during the second full week of June, July, and August.
The applications occur at daybreak, and the areas treated will be based on weather conditions and other factors.
The major drainages, listed below, will be sprayed by a fixed wing aircraft targeting the standing water within 100 feet of each side of creeks and streams.
Only mosquito breeding habitat will be treated.
The product being used is Vectobac 12 AS.
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