intermediate work · a working ranch parcel off US-16 (Ten Sleep Highway), Worland, WY 82401

Plant a native pollinator strip along the ranch fence line, a working ranch parcel off US-16 (Ten Sleep Highway), Worland, WY 82401 (2026-07-17)

This ranch's fence-line margins run bare or weed-choked with no forage for native pollinators across the whole growing season; a drilled native forb/grass pollinator strip along the fence gives bees and butterflies real season-long habitat without taking irrigated acreage out of production. Standard: Xerces Society pollinator habitat installation guidelines (native forb/grass mix, no-till establishment) + SDG 15.5 biodiversity Proof: before/after photos + native seed-mix list + drill/broadcast rate log + GPS boundary Method (Pollinator habitat strip establishment per Xerces Society native forb/grass planting guidelines (site-appropriate regional mix, no-till drill or hand-broadcast seeding) — SDG 15.5 biodiversity; assess→seed→verify, ~90-300 min): 1. ASSESS: photograph the strip/margin as found (bare ground, existing weeds, adjacent crop or pasture edge), record GPS boundary and area, and confirm the native mix + rate + seeding window against the site plan. 2. Prepare the seedbed minimally (light raking of surface crust or weed knock-down already completed by others; no deep tillage) and mark the planting boundary. 3. Broadcast or drill the native forb/grass mix at the planned rate and shallow depth appropriate to the species mix. 4. Ensure seed-to-soil contact (rake-in or roll) and photograph/log the seeded boundary, mix, and rate as the establishment record. 5. VERIFY: return at the plan's check window and photograph emergence across ≥3 representative points along the strip; log estimated native cover and flag bare gaps for reseeding. Equipment: regional native forb/grass seed mix (Xerces Society or state pollinator-plan approved) at the planned rate, no-till drill or hand broadcaster + rake for seed-to-soil contact, camera + GPS + boundary marking flags/stakes, gloves + sun protection Done when: Seeding record complete: date, native mix, rate, area, GPS boundary, before photos; Emergence check photos at ≥3 representative points inside the check window; No pesticide/herbicide applied by this crew during establishment

Where: a working ranch parcel off US-16 (Ten Sleep Highway), Worland, WY 82401
Pay: $95 proposed
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Proof: before/after photos + native seed-mix list + drill/broadcast rate log + GPS boundary
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Level: intermediate
Open until: 2026-08-17

How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it. Typically 90–300 minutes. Method of record: Pollinator habitat strip establishment per Xerces Society native forb/grass planting guidelines (site-appropriate regional mix, no-till drill or hand-broadcast seeding) — SDG 15.5 biodiversity; assess→seed→verify

Bring

regional native forb/grass seed mix (Xerces Society or state pollinator-plan approved) at the planned rate
no-till drill or hand broadcaster + rake for seed-to-soil contact
camera + GPS + boundary marking flags/stakes
gloves + sun protection

Steps

1. ASSESS: photograph the strip/margin as found (bare ground, existing weeds, adjacent crop or pasture edge), record GPS boundary and area, and confirm the native mix + rate + seeding window against the site plan.
2. Prepare the seedbed minimally (light raking of surface crust or weed knock-down already completed by others; no deep tillage) and mark the planting boundary.
3. Broadcast or drill the native forb/grass mix at the planned rate and shallow depth appropriate to the species mix.
4. Ensure seed-to-soil contact (rake-in or roll) and photograph/log the seeded boundary, mix, and rate as the establishment record.
5. VERIFY: return at the plan's check window and photograph emergence across ≥3 representative points along the strip; log estimated native cover and flag bare gaps for reseeding.

If it does not match the plan

Outside the viable seeding window for the regional mix -> reschedule; do not seed to fail.
Existing weed pressure needs herbicide knock-down first -> route to a licensed applicator as a separate job before seeding.
Strip drains directly to a waterway with no buffer -> route to the conservation planner for a setback plan first.

What counts as done

Seeding record complete: date, native mix, rate, area, GPS boundary, before photos
Emergence check photos at ≥3 representative points inside the check window
No pesticide/herbicide applied by this crew during establishment

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