Agriculture Secretary reminds Pennsylvanians of Spotted Lanternfly quarantines

npressfetimg-402.png

MONGAHELA — In Washington County Wednesday, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding was joined by Penn State Extension Space Grasp Gardener Coordinator Valerie Sesler, Washington County Conservation District Supervisor Matthew Golden and completely different state And native leaders To debate the menace that the noticed lanternfly poses and share information and assets To assist Pennsylvanians restrict the unfold of the detrimental, invasive insect.

“Evaluation, public-private partnerships and boots-on-the-floor efforts have allowed us to study extra about this pest and develop biggest administration practices To assist farmers, transporters, householders and communities fight noticed lanternfly. What we’ve found is strengthening how we reply As a Outcome of the pest proceeds To maneuver,” said Redding. “Everyone has A process to play, particularly as Pennsylvanians journey for holidays. We ask you To maintain vigilant and proceed to look earlier than You permit.”

People who discover noticed lanternflies on their property can scale again the inhabitants and its influence by lureping and squishing them.

Penn State Extension’s internet website consists of instructions for making Your private circle lure using simply obtainable gadgets collectively with plastic milk jugs, duct tape, display wire, twine, scorching glue and gallon-sized meals-storage luggage. Traps May even be purchased by way of agriculture and nursery current shops.

npressfetimg-1046.png
agriculture

US Department of Agriculture approves first-ever vaccine for honeybees

The humble honeybee hasn’t had an easy go of things recently. Between climate change, habitat d…….

Read More
npressfetimg-1045.png
agriculture

USDA Announces Major Program Improvements, Progress, and Investments to Benefit American Farmers, Ranchers …

SAN JUAN, P.R., January 9, 2023 — Today, at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual …….

Read More
npressfetimg-1042.png
agriculture

US Department of Agriculture approves first-ever vaccine for honeybees

The humble honeybee hasn’t had an easy go of things recently. Between climate change, habitat d…….

Read More