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Description
Gypsy moth is a serious forest pest endemic to the northeastern states. Kentucky is nearly surrounded by regulated,
infested areas in Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana and eastern Tennessee. The possibility of gypsy moth spread to
Kentucky is very high due to the popularity of Kentucky's recreational areas and the number of people moving into the
metropolitan areas from the northeast. We need to expand the scope of our survey to cover as much of the state as possible
because of the close proximity of gypsy moth present in states surrounding Kentucky on all sides.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 4/1/12 → 3/31/13 |
Funding
- Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service: $90,288.00
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