Program Overview
The San Joaquin County Resource Conservation District (SJCRCD) Noxious Weeds Program helps local growers manage and treat qualifying noxious weeds along roadsides and agricultural areas within San Joaquin County. Through this program, eligible participants may receive reimbursement for approved weed treatment activities that support effective weed control and protect surrounding land and infrastructure.
SJCRCD serves as a local partner overseeing the program, helping coordinate treatment efforts and ensure program requirements are met while working alongside growers and licensed applicators.
What the Program Does
This program supports the treatment of CDFA-listed noxious weeds in areas where weed growth poses risks to agriculture, transportation corridors, and surrounding properties. By encouraging timely and effective treatment, the program helps reduce the spread of invasive weeds and supports long-term land stewardship.
Eligible participants can apply for reimbursement for approved treatment costs, helping offset expenses associated with managing noxious weeds in designated areas of San Joaquin County.
How This Program Helps
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Supports effective control of invasive noxious weeds
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Helps reduce treatment costs through reimbursement
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Protects agricultural land, roadsides, and neighboring properties
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Encourages proactive weed management across the county
Who Is Eligible
This program is intended for:
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Growers and landowners within San Joaquin County
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Licensed applicators working on behalf of eligible applicants
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Projects involving roadside or agricultural areas within the county
Eligibility and treatment areas are confirmed as part of the application process.
How to Get Started
Interested participants can apply by submitting an application with the required information and documentation. Approved applicants will complete treatment activities and provide supporting materials for reimbursement consideration.
Questions?
For more information about this program, eligibility, or the application process, please contact Krista McCoon, SJCRCD Administrator at sjcrcdweeds@outlook.com