USDA Creates 5 Year Plan to Combat Pest Found in Michigan
The USDA has created a five year plan to eradicate the spotted lanternfly, and invasive insect in Michigan that damages plants, trees, and crops.
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The USDA has created a five year plan to eradicate the spotted lanternfly, and invasive insect in Michigan that damages plants, trees, and crops.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the spotted lanternfly is a threat to many fruit crops and trees in the United States.
MDARD has confirmed Michigan’s first detection of the spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula), an invasive species, found last week in Pontiac and confirmed by the USDA.
Invasive spotted lanternfly have been found in Michigan for the first time.