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Article: BLACKFORD, DUBOIS COUNTIES ADDED TO EAB QUARANTINE

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September 19, 2009
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 18 -- The Indiana Department of Natural Resources issued the following news release:

Emerald ash borer (EAB), an invasive forest insect that kills ash trees, has been detected in Washington Township in Blackford County and Columbia Township in Dubois County through the statewide EAB survey and trapping program.

Washington Township in Blackford County and Columbia Township in Dubois County are now quarantined for regulated ash material and hardwood firewood that could spread the pest farther into Indiana. Robert E. Carter Jr., director of the DNR, declared the quarantine this week. The new quarantine order also adds the following townships in counties that were already ...

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