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Southeast Regional Ag News
As the growing season comes to an end, Alabama entomologists say it hasn’t been a bad year for pest infestations.
The Agribusiness Update
Washington Governor Jay Inslee delivers maggot-infested apples from his back yard to Eastern Washington wildfire victims, and Round 2 of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program contains up to $14-billion for agriculture.
The Agribusiness Update
Washington Governor Jay Inslee delivers maggot-infested apples from his back yard to Eastern Washington wildfire victims, and Round 2 of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program contains up to $14-billion for agriculture.
California Tree Nut Report
Natalie Ott, USDA ARS
California Tree Nut Report
Natalia Ott, UDA ARS
Fruit Grower Report
Sightings of Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs continues to climb.
Fruit Grower Report
The First Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs Are Found in Skagit County.
Fruit Grower Report
The First Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs Have Been Found in Skagit County.
Fruit Grower Report
An invasive Stink Bug is establishing itself in the Pacific Northwest, leaving growers wondering when they'll strike.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Many wonder if the suspension of H-2B applications could affect agriculture, Deputy Under Secretary for Farm and Foreign Agriculture Service touring the Northwest, and WSDA proposes plan for gypsy moth eradication near Yacolt.
Food Forethought
Invasive pests and plants can pose a major threat to a state's agricultural and natural resources.
Food Forethought
Pine beetles have been voraciously chewing through our nation's forests.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The gypsy moth has been a very destructive forest pest in the United States and can cause extensive environmental damage.
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
The public generally supports the WSDA's efforts to control gypsy moth.
Fruit Grower Report
A cool spring has slowed the life cycle of gypsy moths and other invasive insects in Oregon, but detection efforts for these plant-eating pests are about to heat up.
Fruit Grower Report
The WSDA is holding an open house to answer questions regarding the gypsy moth.
Fruit Grower Report
The gypsy moth can devastate a forest or an orchard. It's time for the annual trapping season in Washington State.
Fruit Grower Report
You may see some small cardboard traps set up around the state. It's part of a project to help count and control pests.