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Riley County stops roadside sterilization to prevent gravel erosion

Summary by The Mercury
The noxious weed department begins its spring spraying this month with bare ground applications. However, the department will not spray ground sterilant on the shoulders of county roads.
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Riley County stops roadside sterilization to prevent gravel erosion

The noxious weed department begins its spring spraying this month with bare ground applications. However, the department will not spray ground sterilant on the shoulders of county roads.

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The Mercury broke the news in on Friday, April 3, 2026.
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