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ROBERT D HARNISH
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DAVID J. KULP
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DANIEL S STOLTZFUS
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KENNETH R ZINHERMAN
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JOHN N. BURKHOLDER
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LEONARD J STOLTZFUS
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TIFFIE
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CARDINAL HOLLO FARM
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GAEL KREIDER
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JEFFREY L ADNGST
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MEADOW VISTA FARM
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What Should I Do After Caterpillars Have Eaten Leaves?
DR. ROBERT HANSEN
Bradford County Extension
As you stand by the side of the
road and look out over the leafless
trees in your woodlot, you prob
ably ask yourself, “What should I
do now?”
I want to give you a couple of
do’s and don’ts. First and fore
most, do not panic ! Just because
your trees have no leaves does not
mean they are dead or that they are
all going to die. If you are ap
proached by a timber harvester
who says, “You had better cut
these trees before they die; and I
can do (hat for you,” it would be in
your best interests to ignore him or
her.
The second thing you do is
wait. Trees that have been defoli
ated once will generally survive.
They will put out new leaves for
the remainder of the summer. The
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leaves will be smaller but they can
generally do the job. Wait about a
month and see just which trees rc
leaf and which ones don’t A stand
of trees that has not been defoliat
ed more than once over the past
two seasons may possibly suffer
only about 10 percent mortality. If
the trees were defoliated the pre
vious season, that percentage may
increase dramatically.
Thirdly, if a significant number
of your trees do not leaf out again
this season, do not panicl Dead
trees can be salvaged and sold for
a profit. Again, do not deal with
the first timber harvester that ap
proaches you. Instead, contact a
reputable professional forester. (A
professional forester has a four
year degree in forestry or a two
year degree in forestry with ade
quate field experience.) He or she
can help put together a timber sale
852
779
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26,905
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25,871
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26,321
25,765
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Cows By Protein For
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and determine if there are other
stressed trees that may not be dead
but might need to be removed as
well. To find a professional fores
ter that works in your area, call
your local Bureau of Forestry ser
vice forester or your county exten
sion office. They can provide you
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with a list of foresters in your area,
Finally, prepare for next year.
Penn State Cooperative Extension
and the Pennsylvania Bureau of
Forestry will hold informational
meetings in the winter and early
spring about the pest outlook, as
well as prepare news articles for
PAY OFF!
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June
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3.0
770
24,573
23,484
797
783
3.2
3.3
24,498
3.3
797
796
3.3
24,464
795
3.5
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794
3.2
24,937
794
23,035
3.4
792
28,123
2.8
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3.2
24,969
791
3.1
25,895
791
772
3.6
3.4
21,729
22,809
790
2.9
26,898
26,109
25,959
26,371
790
789
772
3.0
3.0
2.9
789
3.0
26,732
788
2.8
28,056
787
3.0
25,837
785
771
3.2
3.1
24,249
24,660
785
3.5
22,629
784
3.3
24,062
784
3.2
24,214
784
3.3
24,007
24,567
22,278
782
776
3.2
3.5
781
3.5
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779
776
3.1
3.2
25,051
24,171
779
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26,243
778
3.6
21,604
778
3.5
22,331
778
3.0
25,627
774
3.5
21,892
773
3.4
22,544
772
3.0
25,811
770
2.9
26,573
newspapers and other media.
These organizations can also sup
ply you with additional informa
tion about caring for your wood
lot.
Be informed about your woods.
Learn all you can. This will better
help you be prepared for the fu
ture.
Jt.
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3.1 761
3.5 828
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3.5 982
3.5 874
3.6 944
3.7 810
4.0 907
3.6 962
3.1 813
3.2 835
3.5 917
3.1 838
3.2 901
3.6 935
3.8 920
2.8 698
3.8 865
4.0 960
3.3 791
4.2 1011
3.6 890
4.3 954
3.9 871
3.1 782
3.5 855
3.2 836
3.7 800
3.8 843
3.1 794
3.6 786
4.2 945
2.7 709
3.4 905