Chinook Jr. High Exploratory Agriculture Students Inform us on Noxious Weeds
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Robin Allen, a CHS Educator has assigned each of her Junior high students in Exploratory Agriculture a noxious weed to research. Their job is to be able to recognize noxious weeds as well as educate others on how to eradicate and stop the spread of the weed. There are a total of 36 weeds we will learn about through this project and the Blaine County Journal will Spotlight 1 or 2 each week.
Dyer's Woad
By Dentin DePriest:
Life Cycle:
The amount of time from the start of the stem growth to seed is about 8 weeks. Fruits are longer than they are wide, ½ inch to ¾ inch long and...
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