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Find similar grantsNoxious Weed Trust Fund Grants is sponsored by Montana Department of Agriculture. This program provides funding for noxious weed research projects, state and community education/development projects, and local cooperative—landowner cost share programs in Montana.
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Montana Noxious Weed Trust Fund (NWTF) Grant Program The Montana Noxious Weed Trust Fund (NWTF) Grant Program was established by the 1985 Montana Legislature to provide funding for the noxious weed research projects, state and community education/development projects, and local cooperative - landowner cost share. Applicants may apply for funding up to $75,000 per project.
Additional information can be found in the Grant Guidelines or use the menu above for information on Applying, Instructions, Funding History, and the Advisory Council. If you know someone interested in this grant program, please print and distribute the 2018 brochure . Upcoming Meetings/Trainings/Conference: Spring Task Force Meeting Rush Skeletonweed, Tansy Ragwort, Blueweed, Common Bugloss May 20, 2026, 10:00 a.
m. – 1:00 p. m.
Location: Lake County Weed District, 39673 County Facility Lane, Polson, MT Agenda with Zoom Information The 2026 Montana Invasive Species Summit Location: Montana Heritage Center , 225 N Roberts St, Helena, MT 59601 Details: Montana Invasive Species Montana Noxious Weed Control Association Annual Conference Location: Great Falls, MT Business Meeting/Grant Hearings Summer site tour and Business Meeting July 8, 2026 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM Location: Missoula County Ecology and Extension Office Balsamroot Conference Room Fall Business Meeting TBD Business Meeting/Grant Hearings Location: Cottonwood Room; Montana Heritage Center 225 N Roberts St, Helena, MT 59601 Upcoming Important Dates: November 30, 2026 - Status Reports due for open Noxious Weed Trust Fund Grants / Final Status Reports due FY26 County/Reservation Program Grants $7,500 For more information visit the Applying webpage and Grant Guidelines at the top of the page or contact Greta Dige at greta.
dige@mt. gov Checkout the Montana Conservation Menu to browse possible funding options while waiting for the next cycle application to open up.
General Files and Resources Application for Noxious Weed Management Advisory Council Appointment Noxious Weed Trust Fund Important Dates & Information Noxious Weed Trust Fund Brochure Montana Noxious Weed Management Plan (Updated 2017) Current State Bid: Agricultural Chemicals Montana Department of Agriculture Noxious Weed Program 2019 Summary User Guide for EDDMapS Pro (Updated 2020) Montana Rules and Code: Noxious Weeds MCA 80-7-8: Noxious Weed Management Funding 4.
5. 1 ARM: Noxious Weed Management
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Entities involved in noxious weed management, research, education, and landowner cooperation in Montana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Noxious Weed Trust Fund Grants is funded by Montana Department of Agriculture. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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The Aquatic Weed Control Program is a grant from the NC Department of Environmental Quality that provides financial assistance and technical support for the prevention and management of noxious aquatic weed infestations across North Carolina waterways. The program offers cost-share arrangements to counties, municipalities, soil and water districts, drainage districts, public utilities, and other government agencies. Program staff provide site assessments, aquatic vegetation surveys, identification services, and on-the-ground weed management operations. Financial assistance applications must be received by October 15 for inclusion in the following year's work plan. The program also offers public education and awareness activities to prevent invasive species introduction. It manages species including Hydrilla, Eurasian Watermilfoil, Giant Salvinia, Water Hyacinth, and Alligatorweed using biological, chemical, and physical control methods.
Stewardship Agreements is sponsored by Department of Agriculture. Stewardship End Result Contracting authorizes use of contracts and agreements to help achieve land management goals while meeting local and rural community needs, including contributing to the sustainability of rural communities and providing a continuing source of local income and employment. It focuses on the “end result” ecosystem benefits and outcomes, rather than on what's removed from the land. This listing is currently active. Program number: 10.701. Last updated on 2024-12-12.
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