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20,000 acres in Pisgah National Forest, WNC will be aerially sprayed to combat spongy moth
Nearly 20,000 acres of land in parts of Pisgah National Forest will be aerially sprayed this week — the week of June 10 — to slow the spread of spongy moth infestations. The U.S. Forest Service and North Carolina Department of Agriculture will take on the project, treating private and National Forest System lands in N.C., according to a news release from National Forests in North Carolina. The aim of the treatment is to disrupt spongy moth reproduction, reducing their numbers.
Aerial treatment planned in WNC to slow spread of spongy moth
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — The U.S. Forest Service and the North Carolina Department of Agriculture is planning aerial treatment for spongy moth infestations in Western North Carolina this week as part of a national program to “Slow the Spread” of the pest. According to a news release,...
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