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WSDA: Japanese Beetles Have Spread
WSDA: Japanese Beetles Have Spread
WSDA: Japanese Beetles Have Spread
Washington State Department of Agriculture officials confirmed last week that Japanese beetles have spread beyond the initial quarantine area established earlier this year.  On Thursday, December 15th, the WSDA filed an emergency rule to expand the boundaries of the internal quarantine of Japanese beetle.  The Dep...
WSDA Adopts Quarantine For South Central Washington
WSDA Adopts Quarantine For South Central Washington
WSDA Adopts Quarantine For South Central Washington
Because of ongoing problems with the Japanese beetle, the Washington state Department of Agriculture has adopted a quarantine for the Grandview area.  Starting September 15th, the movement of certain items will be limited in the infested area, in an effort to prevent the spread of the invasive pest.  Those i...
WSDA Set To Start Annual Pest Hunt
WSDA Set To Start Annual Pest Hunt
WSDA Set To Start Annual Pest Hunt
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is preparing for its annual hunt for invasive pests and diseases. The Department will set thousands of traps statewide to monitor for the introduction or spread of over 130 invasive pests and diseases, including spongy moth, formerly known as gypsy moth, Asian giant hornet, apple maggot and Japanese beetle. ...
WSDA: Japanese Beetle Treatment Begins Monday
WSDA: Japanese Beetle Treatment Begins Monday
WSDA: Japanese Beetle Treatment Begins Monday
The Washington State Department of Agriculture plans to start its efforts to eradicate the Japanese beetle infestation in south central Washington Monday, May 2nd. The Department says all together, it plans to treat around 2,000 acres in the Grandview area in both Yakima and Benton counties ...
WSDA Seeks Comments On Japanese Beetle Eradication Plan
WSDA Seeks Comments On Japanese Beetle Eradication Plan
WSDA Seeks Comments On Japanese Beetle Eradication Plan
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is accepting public comments on the environmental review for its proposed plan to eradicate Japanese beetle in Grandview and surrounding areas of Yakima and Benton counties. The Japanese beetle is a highly destructive plant pest that can be very difficult and expensive to control. Feeding ...
Administration Looking At Potential Of The Indo-Pacific
Administration Looking At Potential Of The Indo-Pacific
Administration Looking At Potential Of The Indo-Pacific
The Indo-Pacific region of the world holds potential promise for U.S. Ag exports. USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Administrator Daniel Whitley said while the Biden administration is developing an Indo-Pacific framework, he emphasizes that it is, "not a trade agreement; it's not a trade agreement ...

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