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Thousand Cankers Disease (TCD)- Black Walnut TWIG BEETLE

 
Monte Hines
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Location: Andalusia, IL. Zone 5a
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Has anyone got any knowledge, experience, wisdom to share on TCD?

We have lots of black walnut trees on our farm. We woke up to news Illinois does not have it yet... but is worried about getting it... and has implemented a plan.

I have blogged what I can find about it at http://hines.blogspot.com/2012/02/newest-threat-to-il-tree-population-is.html (Newest Threat to IL Tree Population is Thousand Cankers Disease)

Thanks for any sharing...





Monte Hines-Hines Farm Blog- http://hines.blogspot.com

 
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