New cogongrass fact sheet available

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Updated Elm Zigzag Sawfly Range Map: October 15^th, 2024
Updated Laurel Wilt Distribution Map: September 16^th, 2024
Enhanced Fusiform Rust Hazard Maps: July 26^th, 2024
National Interagency Fire Center News: June 24^th, 2024
Joro Spiders: Friend or Foe?: June 6^th, 2024
Emerald Ash Borer Updated Range Map: June 1^st, 2024
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Updated Asian Longhorned Beetle Map: March 29^th, 2024
Updated Laurel Wilt Map: March 25^th, 2024
Officials still working to manage Asian longhorned beetle population in South Carolina: December 27^th, 2023
Spotted Lanternfly Detected in Tennessee: September 28^th, 2023
A 20 Year Reflection on the Slow the Spread Program: June 14^th, 2023
New southern pine beetle website: December 2^nd, 2022
Elm zigzag sawfly now in VA and NC: November 1^st, 2022
Emerald Ash Borer Discovered in Oregon: July 12^th, 2022
NCDA&CS finds spotted lanternfly in Forsyth County First established presence of the pest in the state: June 29^th, 2022
Prescribed Fire Liability Report for the Southern United States: A Summary of Statutes and Cases: May 23^rd, 2022
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Generic boundaries in the Ophiostomatales reconsidered and revised: April 1^st, 2022
New name, same destructive habits. Meet: the Spongy Moth: March 3^rd, 2022
Maine forests at risk after discovery of southern pine beetle in York County: January 10^th, 2022
Building a Better Christmas Tree: December 7^th, 2021
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Staying alive: MountainTrue protects A.T. ash trees as research progresses against invasive threat: November 3^rd, 2021
It Takes a Village: Our Continued Efforts to Manage Invasive Species in the U.S.: October 7^th, 2021
For States Dealing With the Spotted Lanternfly, the Policy Is No Mercy: August 24^th, 2021
Region 8 Forest Health Monitoring 2020 Summary - Story Map: July 31^st, 2021
Laurel wilt continues to spread across the Southeast: July 23^rd, 2021
Colonialism in Entomology: How a Historical Problem Persists Today: July 6^th, 2021
One year in: An Update on the Asian Longhorned Beetle Situation in South Carolina: June 7^th, 2021
Auburn University forestry professors discuss rising cost of lumber: May 5^th, 2021
New Forest Service Assessment Delivers Research on Invasive Species: April 8^th, 2021
First known gene transfer from plant to insect identified: April 1^st, 2021
February cold snap likely helped Minnesota's fight against emerald ash borer: March 14^th, 2021
In Her Boots: Women in the Forests: March 8^th, 2021
USDA considers releasing moths, beetles to control invasive Chinese tallow tree: February 19^th, 2021
Hitchin’ a Ride: A Review of Firewood as a Vector of Forest Pests in North America: January 15^th, 2021
2020: Update on laurel wilt distribution in the Southeast: December 30^th, 2020
Bamboo Growth and Control: November 6^th, 2020
Update on laurel wilt distribution in the Southeast: October 2^nd, 2020
The Definition of Insanity: July 13^th, 2020
Asian longhorned beetle is in South Carolina: July 5^th, 2020
2019 Slow the Spread Accomplishments: June 15^th, 2020
Asian Giant Hornets: May 5^th, 2020
Chinese tallow story map: March 15^th, 2020
Physiological responses of eastern hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) to light, adelgid infestation, and biological control: Implications for hemlock restoration: February 3^rd, 2020
Update on laurel wilt distribution in the Southeast: December 24^th, 2019
Study Sheds Light on Spotted Lanternfly’s Life History in North America: November 23^rd, 2019
Pest Alert: Laurel Wilt: October 18^th, 2019
Longleaf Resiliency: Insects and Diseases: May 31^st, 2019
New paper on the surveillance of non-native bark and ambrosia beetles available: March 12^th, 2019
New EAB detection map released by USDA: February 5^th, 2019
Laurel wilt continues to spread in the Southeast: January 29^th, 2019
Bark Beetles, Drought, and Prescribed Fire: fact sheet available!: January 14^th, 2019
The Great Cankerworm Count: December 4^th, 2018
The story of the emerald ash borer: October 30^th, 2018
A banner year for fall webworms: September 12^th, 2018
Laurel wilt continues to spread in the Southeast: July 27^th, 2018
New Heterobasidion root disease FIDL: June 11^th, 2018
Service Forester's Handbook now online!: May 24^th, 2018
New cogongrass fact sheet available: April 26^th, 2018
Field guide to new invasive weeds now available: April 8^th, 2018
The natural process that is fire in forests: March 14^th, 2018
National Invasive Species Awareness Week: February 26^th, 2018
Optimized Insecticide Dosage for Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Control in Hemlock Trees: January 18^th, 2018
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More drought in the Southeast?: November 30^th, 2017
Oak wilt has a new name: October 24^th, 2017
What's in store for our winter weather?: October 20^th, 2017
Help Stop the Pop! A program to map the invasive Chinese tallow tree in Mississippi: September 22^nd, 2017
New invasive plant resource from Alabama Cooperative Extension Service: August 29^th, 2017
South Carolina becomes the 31st state with Emerald Ash Borer: August 10^th, 2017
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Abstract Submission Deadline for IUFRO Forest Insects and Pathogens in a Changing Environment: Ecology, Monitoring & Genetics Meeting Extended until the 31st of May!: May 17^th, 2017

April 26^th, 2018

Cogongrass is one of the world's worst invasive weeds, and is firmly established in several southeastern states. A new fact sheet is now available that outlines identification, biology, and management options for cogongrass. If you see it, report it!

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