The Minnesota Department of Agriculture says they are planning a second treatment to eradicate a gypsy moth infestation in Cloquet and Duluth. The MDA is planning these treatments on Wednesday, June ...

A state agency is planning a second assault on the gypsy moth population in Chisholm. The aerial treatment may start as early as 5 a.m. Monday, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced. The ...

Local gypsy moth populations are increasing, according to pest management specialists, and more spraying will be required to protect area woodlands. As part of its annual program to fight tree ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources issued this news release today: DNR’s Division of Entomology & Plant Pathology is hosting several public meetings in Huntington, Marshall and Porter ...

Residents may see low flying planes across portions of Carlton and St. Louis counties on Friday and Monday, July 17, as the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) treats the area to slow the spread ...

Northeastern Minnesota is the central battleground this year in the state's war against tree-eating gypsy moths. "We're seeing a big increase in the number of moths caught in our monitoring traps," ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Department of Agriculture is seeking the public’s input on a proposal for aerial treatment designed to limit gypsy moth infestation. The plan would treat ...

DES MOINES --- State agencies are reminding residents in Jackson, Allamakee and Winneshiek counties that low-flying airplanes will release pheromone flakes next week. The effort is an attempt to slow ...

Jun. 7—CARLTON COUNTY — Residents in eastern Carlton County and an area just north of Meadowlands in St. Louis County may see airplanes applying spongy moth treatment likely the week of June 10.

charleston, w.va. – The West Virginia Department of Agriculture (WVDA), in cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture-Forest Service (USDA-FS), is proposing aerial treatment of ...

To continue a fight against gypsy moth infestations in Southwest Virginia, the USDA Forest Service and the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services plan to treat 33,885 acres of public ...