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

Feral Swine in America

Feral Swine in America: USDA-APHIS Goes to Georgia

Dan April 27, 2022Hogs & Pork, This Land of Ours

The newest video in the ongoing series, Feral Swine in America: Episode 5- Georgia, takes us to peanut fields to hear about the invasive species’ impacts on this American staple crop. …

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APHIS Staff Worked to Overcome Issues of Burdensome Year

Brian German January 5, 2021Agri-Business, Industry

The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) had its hands full in 2020. However, APHIS staff were able to adapt to the multitude …

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Assembly Bill Looks to Address Wild Pig Problem

Brian German June 26, 2018Industry, Pest Update

Assembly Bill 2805, written by Assemblyman Frank Bigelow, R-Madera, seeks to address California’s wild pig problem.  The feral pigs that are now in 56 counties throughout the state are especially …

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APHIS Wildlife Services Conducts First Field Trial of Feral Swine Toxic Bait

Dan June 8, 2018Environment, Hogs & Pork, Industry News Release

Plans Modifications to Mitigate Hazards to Non-Target Species USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) recently conducted the first of two field trials of a sodium nitrite toxic bait …

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Agri View: Wild Hog Eradication Efforts

Dan April 25, 2018Agri View

Everett Griner talks about wild hog eradication in today’s Agri View. Everett discusses what the Farm Bureau groups are doing to help with the feral hog problem. I keep talking …

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Agri View: Feral Hogs Hitting Hard

Dan March 1, 2018Agri View

Everett Griner talks about feral hogs hitting the Southwest hard in today’s Agri View. You know, we got rid of the buffalo. Why can’t we get rid of the feral …

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Agri View: Feral Hog Problem Over?

Dan February 12, 2018Agri View

Everett Griner talks about what is being considered as the last measure to solve the Feral Hog problem in today’s Agri View. Well, the feral hog problem is over. Wouldn’t …

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Agri View: Wild Hog Destruction Continues

Dan December 14, 2017Agri View

Everett Griner talks about how the problems are continuing to grow with the wild hog dilemma in today’s Agri View. Wild Hog Destruction Continues Sponsored ContentCIR Agriculture Harvester ProductsMarch 1, …

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APHIS Wildlife Services to Begin Field Trials on Feral Swine Toxic Bait

Dan December 8, 2017Industry News Release, Research

In November, USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) accomplished two key tasks as part of its efforts to evaluate an oral toxic bait for use with invasive feral …

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Agri View: Rising Control Cost

Dan March 9, 2017Agri View

Everett Griner talks about cost to control feral hogs still rising in today’s Agri View. Sponsored ContentCIR Agriculture Harvester ProductsMarch 1, 2025Protecting Your Operation from Damaging Fire AntsJuly 11, 2024Controlling …

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Got wild pigs?

Dan August 16, 2016Environment, Hogs & Pork, Industry News Release

UC Cooperative Extension wants to hear from you In managed rangelands and farms, wild pigs are significant pests, wreaking havoc in a number of ways. Whether you call them wild …

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