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Buffalo County to stop commercial pasture spraying; approves 2025 Weed Control report

Buffalo County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Buffalo County Board unanimously approved the 2025 Weed Control Annual Report and voted to cease commercial pasture spraying by the county Weed Department. The board recorded both approvals on Jan. 27, 2026 after a presentation by Weed Superintendent Bret Stubbs.

The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the 2025 Weed Control Annual Report and voted to end commercial pasture spraying by the county Weed Department at its Jan. 27 meeting.

Weed Superintendent Bret Stubbs presented the annual report; the board approved the report on a motion by Commissioner Ivan Klein, seconded by Commissioner Ronald Loeffelholz. A copy of the report will be on file with the County Clerk.

Separately, the board voted (motion by Commissioner Bill Maendele, second by Commissioner Myron Kouba) to cease commercial pasture spraying by the Buffalo County Weed Department. Both motions carried on unanimous roll-call votes.

The minutes record that the Weed Superintendent made the presentation and that the board’s action will be filed with the County Clerk. The motion to cease commercial pasture spraying is an operational change affecting the Weed Department’s service offerings; the minutes do not specify implementation timeline or alternative service arrangements.