Grasshoppers and Mormon crickets are one of the most serious pest problem on Idaho rangeland and adjacent cropland. These are high priority programs for the Idaho Department of Agriculture and the cooperating agencies. The Idaho program manager, Dick Lawson reired in January and have been replace by Dan Safford.
In the past the program has included a combination of coordinated insecticide treatments, as well as the distribution of carbaryl bait to landowners. Due to problems with the NPDES permitting, cooperative cost-share spray programs will NOT be conducted in 2013.
Carbaryl bait will be available to landowner who take full responsibility for the labor of application and proper application and storage. No bait will be available for agricultural lands of less than 5 acres or agricultural land of 5 acres or more that does not produce an agricultural income. A request for evaluation form must be completed and approved before the bait will be issued
For complete information and a copy of the necessary forms and contact information, please click the cricket below!
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