New Jersey S4431 prohibits glyphosate use on state and county-owned property, with exceptions.

New Jersey S4431 prohibits the use of glyphosate herbicide on state and county-owned property, with certain exceptions. Glyphosate may be used if there is no actual or significant threat of direct human exposure and no effective or practicable alternative. It may also be used to maintain critical public infrastructure, manage roadside vegetation, ensure public safety, manage habitat, control invasive species, deter pests of significant public health importance, eliminate noxious weeds, and protect critical native plant species.

New Jersey S4431 prohibits glyphosate use on state and county-owned property, with exceptions.

New Jersey S4431 prohibits the use of glyphosate herbicide on state and county-owned property, with certain exceptions. Glyphosate may be used if there is no actual or significant threat of direct human exposure and no effective or practicable alternative. It may also be used to maintain critical public infrastructure, manage roadside vegetation, ensure public safety, manage habitat, control invasive species, deter pests of significant public health importance, eliminate noxious weeds, and protect critical native plant species.