; (E) establish— (i) specific goals; (ii) specific implementation actions that the Secretaries and partners of the Secretaries will conduct over a 5-year period; and (iii) targets, including acres to be treated annually in the target treatment areas; (F) provide for a combination of treatment methods for the most effective control of an invasive grass, including— (i) mechanical treatment methods; (ii) cultural treatment methods; (iii) biological treatment methods, which may include livestock grazing; (iv) prescribed fire; or (v) chemical treatment methods; (G) identify and implement, to the extent practicable, best practices, such as the use of spray washing stations, to reduce the spreading of invasive grass seed adjacent to infested areas or into noninfested areas; (H) identify methods and tools for the post-treatment monitoring of target treatment areas to determine the effectiveness of a treatment and control efforts; (I) initiate and expedite environmental reviews for treatments, as required by applicable law, including identifying— (i) methods for achieving timely decisions and implementation for treatments, monitoring, and follow-up treatments based on monitoring; and (ii) maximizing opportunities to cooperate with other Federal and State agencies in analysis, assessments, and studies; and (J) establish guidelines that— (i) if native, intact grasses are absent within a target treatment area and the target treatment area is prone to high-risk vectors or pathways— (I) identify geographically based desirable, native seed mix and seed reserves; (II) prioritize reseeding the area in the target treatment area; and (III) monitor for the presence of new invasive grass and promptly treat any invasive grass present