Biocontrol is the use of insects to reduce the productivity of noxious weed species in an effort to aid in the integrated management of noxious weed infestations. 

• Releasing biocontrol agents is not an eradication approach to noxious weed management. 

• Monitoring your insect population in addition to releasing agents multiple years will play a significant role in your weed management plan. 

• Biocontrol should not be used on small, sporadic noxious weed infestations. 

• The ideal release site for biocontrol is 3 acres or more of fairly consistent noxious weed infestation.

• Knapweed​ species

• Dalmatian toadflax​

• Yellow toadflax​

• Leafy spurge​