Kudzu Treatment Program Application

Name*

First Last

Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Primary Contact Phone Number*

Other Phone Number

Email*

General Property Information

Property County

Section

Township

Range

Acreage of Property

Acreage in Kudzu

Primary cover type of property (check all that apply)

Forest
Agricultural
Wetland
Pasture
Residential
Other

How many Kudzu Infestations do you have?

In general where is the Kudzu located?

Totally on my property
Along border with another private landowner
Along border with public property
Other

If other, please explain:

Have you ever treated for kudzu?

Yes
No

If yes, when did you last treat?

Do you have an active kudzu treatment program?

Yes
No

If yes, how many years has the program been active?

I have GPS/GIS Data for:

Property
Kudzu Area(s)

Are you receiving any other state or federal governmental funds for invasive plant control?

Yes
No

If yes, from what agency/program?

Consent*

I have read and agree to the terms and conditions of the Cogongrass Control Program.

No federal funds or other cost-share assistance will be used on the same acreage described above. I will comply with all Federal and State labor laws. I agree that I will bear all costs prior to reimbursement. I certify that I am the legal owner of the property upon which the services are requested. I understand that if approved, I will be paid up to $150 per acre, at the current costshare rate or the actual cost, whichever is less.

Submittal of this application in no way creates any kind of agreement or guarantee of acceptance into the Kudzu Treatment Control Program, stated or otherwise.

If you have any questions or comments, contact:

Michael Mathis
Invasive Plant Control Program Coordinator
badplants@mfc.ms.gov

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