Biological Control of Weeds
The
concept of classical biological control is very simple. Exotic (non-native)
weeds are responsible for the vast majority of the range weed problems
in North America. When foreign weeds are introduced, they come without
the successful co-evolved enemies that are present in their native
ranges. Without these natural checks present, the weeds are able
to out-compete native vegetation. Introducing biological control
agents can restore the natural checks and balances that control
exotic weeds in their native habitats.
This catalog features the widest selection of insects currently
available. We are continuously working to include new products as
they become available. If you want to know more about a weed or
insect, including ones not featured in this catalog, please give
us a call.
Our Purpose
Bob and Cyndi Crayton formed Integrated Weed Control (IWC) to provide
quality products and consulting services for weed management. Our
approach incorporates integrated pest management principles
to provide products and services that achieve maximum control benefits
economically. We offer land reclamation and restoration services
to help improve forest, range, wildland, riparian, and fire-damaged
habitats. Workshops and customized on-site training are available
for weed surveying, assessment and monitoring; GPS mapping and training;
GIS design, maintenance and instruction; and comprehensive weed
management planning. These popular educational sessions have been
conducted for many Federal, State, and local agencies, as well as
private sector clients.
Integrated Weed Control
4027 Bridger Canyon Road
Bozeman, MT 59715-8433
Toll Free: 1- 888-319-1632
FAX: 1-406-587-1989
E-mail: iwc@integratedweedcontrol.com
Photographs courtesy of Integrated Weed Control, USDA ARS,
APHIS Bozeman Bio-control Station, and Agriculture Canada.
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Control
Bozeman, Montana
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