Washington begins annual invasive pest survey
State News – Washington
Washington state’s annual search for over 130 invasive insects, weeds and plant pathogens has begun. Employees with the state Department of Agriculture are traveling across Washington to set traps for species such as spongy moths, Japanese beetles and apple maggots. Of the agency’s top priorities is the eradication of Japanese beetles in south central Washington. […] Continue reading this story from the source →
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