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Joseph Long Sons
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Marvin Adams & Sons
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Burk Lea Farms
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Billie
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Susie
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Dr W A Bender
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Bonny
Walter N Ocker
Tmey
Fred 4 Fred E Rice
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Aldus Eby
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Bev
Mike Flannery
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J Arthur Musser
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Wayne L Beidel
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Patches
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Vermca
Mountain Green Farm
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New rules feature fresh approach
to halting Gypsy moth
WASHINGTON, DC. -
New rules with a fresh ap
proach to preventing the
spread of gypsy moths,
which strip leaves from
trees, went into effect Tues
day in 17 northeastern and
midwestem states, a federal
official said.
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“The new approach allows
us to concentrate manpower
and funds in heavily infested
areas-the ones from which
gypsy moths are most likely'
to spread,” said James 0
Lee, associate administrator
for the U S Department of
Agriculture’s Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Ser
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No longer required, Lee
said, are stone and quarry
products or parts of trees
and shrubs These articles
were dropped because they
are unlikely to carry the gyp
sy moth, he said
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The new rules, he explain
ed, establish heavily infested
“high-risk” areas and more
lightly infested “low-risk”
areas in the 17 states. The
“high” or “low” determina
tions will be made each year,
based on surveys for concen
trations of the moth.
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Formerly, articles moving
from lightly mfested areas
also were regulated
Under the new rules, cer
tain articles moving from
high-risk areas to or through
unregulated areas must be
inspected, treated if
necessary and certified free
of gypsy moths Articles
moving from high-risk to
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Phone 717-933-4101
low-risk areas, or from low
risk to unregulated areas do
not require an inspection
unless they are suspected of
harboring gypsy moths, he
said
Risk areas for the 1980
season were listed by Lee.
High nsks-all of Rhode
Island and portions of
Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Michigan.
Low nsks-parts of the
high risk states listed above
except Rhode Island, plus
portions of Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, Wisconsin, Illinois
and Ohio.
Regulated articles include
trees and woody shrubs with
roots attached (unless grown
indoors year-round), logs
and pulpwood (unless bound
for approved mills), mobile
homes and associated equip
ment such as awnings or
trailer skirts; and recrea
tional vehicles moving from
certain campgrounds
Other items, outdoor fur
niture for example, also may
be restricted if deemed like
ly to spread the pest.
Gypsy moths strip the
leaves from trees in many
thousands of acres of forests
every year, mainly in the
Northeast In heavily in
fested areas, they destroy
timber, spoil outdoor recrea
tion areas and cause a nu
siance around homes
On its own, the moth can
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spread only a few miles each
year But, Lee said, un
suspecting people can aid
the spread of the moth over
long distance by way of mov
ing vehicles, camping equip
ment or other outdoor ar
ticles that may harbor gypsy
moth eggs
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Lee said the new regula
tions were proposed in May
4, 1979, and discussed at a
public hearing on June 19
They also cover provisions to
prevent the spread of the
browntail moth, another
forest pest, from small areas
in Maine and Massachusetts