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Noxious‑weed petitions split; department drops Palmer amaranth and myrtle spurge proposals but reclassifies Turkish thistle
Summary
After public negotiation, the department did not add Palmer amaranth or myrtle spurge to Idaho’s noxious‑weed lists but moved Turkish thistle from early detection/rapid response to a controlled category because it is more widespread than previously thought.
BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Department of Agriculture presented negotiated rulemaking records on listing petitions for noxious weeds and recommended reclassifying Turkish thistle from Early Detection Rapid Response (EDRR) to a control category; petitions to list Palmer amaranth and myrtle spurge did not reach consensus and were not advanced in the…
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