<p> Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program Landowner Technical Assistance Datasheet Weed Control & Wildlife Habitat 2016 Reviews</p><p>Landowner: Technical Assistance Provider:</p><p>Address: Date:</p><p>Farm #: CREP Acreage: Tract #:</p><p>1) Noxious Weeds present on the property (identify location on map): Common Noxious Weeds Multiflora Rose (MR) Species Abundance (Low, Moderate, High) Canada Thistle (CT) ______Bull Thistle (BT) ______Musk Thistle (MT) ______Purple Loosestrife (PL) ______Giant Hogweed (GH) ______Johnson Grass (JG) Mile-a-Minute (MM) Jimsonweed (J) 2) Invasive Weeds present on the property (identify location on map): Shattercane (S) Marijuana (M) Goatsrue (G) Species Abundance (Low, Moderate, High) ______Common Invasive Weeds ______Autumn Olive (AO) ______Morrow’s Honeysuckle (MH) ______Tatarian Honeysuckle (TH) ______Amur Honeysuckle (AH) ______Garlic Mustard (GM) ______Oriental Bittersweet (OB) Japanese Knotweed (JK) 3) Weed management used/recommended for noxious and/or invasive weedsReed present: Canary Grass (RC) ______Phragmites (P) Tree of Heaven (TH) ______Japanese Barberry (JB) ______Crown Vetch (CV) ______4) Habitat features (plant diversity, wetlands, ponds, fence rows, riparian buffer, etc.): ______</p><p>5) Other notes/comments: ______</p><p>Literature Provided:  A Guide for Identifying & Controlling Noxious & Invasive Weeds  Visual Guide to Pennsylvania’s Noxious Weeds  Common Beneficial Plants Found in Wildlife Habitat Established Through CREP and Other Farm Bill Programs  Weed Management in CREP Grasslands  Reducing Mowing to Benefit Wildlife Factsheet  Wildlife Habitat Factsheet  Wanted Poster: Pennsylvania’s 13 Noxious Weeds  Safe Herbicide Use</p><p>Signed: ______Technical Assistance Provider Participant</p><p>Financial and other support for the CREP Outreach Program Office Mini-grant Program is provided by the Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts, Inc. through a Growing Greener Watershed Protection grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and with additional support from USDA-NRCS. </p>