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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “invasive pests”

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Holiday Fresh Decor Could House Invasive Pests

Dan November 30, 2018 Environment, Pest Update

Whether you’ve picked up your fresh tree, wreaths or garland yet or if you plan to do so soon, officials say it’s best to keep an eye out for invasive …

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Celebrating California Invasive Species Action Week

Brian German June 7, 2018 Pest Update

The fifth annual California Invasive Species Action Week is designed to increase public participation and awareness regarding the efforts and importance of combating the impact invasive species have on the …

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It Only Takes One Person to Spread Invasive Pests

Dan April 10, 2018 Citrus, Industry News Release, Pest Update

Each year, harmful invasive plant pests and diseases cost the United States about $40 billion in crop losses, damage to forests and vulnerable ecosystems, and expensive eradication and control efforts. …

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USDA Warns Dangerous Pests are Emerging, Adds Cherry Fruit Fly to Alert List

Dan April 2, 2018 Environment, Fruits & Vegetables, Industry News Release, Tree, nut & vine crops

April is “Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness Month” It’s spring, which means many invasive Hungry Pests are emerging and will soon begin feeding on trees, plants and crops. These …

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Avocado Lace Bug Increasing Presence in California

Brian German January 16, 2018 Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

Growers are being advised to be on the lookout for avocado lace bug as the invasive pest slowly makes its way further into California.  The spread has been taking place …

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Spread Cheer, Not Invasive Hungry Pests, This Holiday Season

Dan November 29, 2016 Industry News Release

A Few Simple Actions Can Help Protect America’s Trees & Plants The December holiday season is the greatest gift-giving time of the year, and can be a vulnerable time for …

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