Aerial treatments conducted by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources divisions of Forestry and Entomology and Plant Pathology to slow the spread of Lymantria dispar, now called spongy moth, in a selected area of Marshall County, could begin Friday, May 9, if the weather allows.
Read MoreAerial treatments conducted by Indiana Department of Natural Resources divisions of Forestry and Entomology & Plant Pathology to slow the spread of Lymantria dispar, now called spongy moth, in selected areas of Adams and Wabash counties, including North Manchester and Roanoke, will begin Monday, May 6, weather permitting.
Read MoreAerial Btk treatments conducted by Indiana DNR divisions of Forestry and Entomology & Plant Pathology to slow the spread of gypsy moth — now called spongy moth — have been completed for 2022.
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