Aerial 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.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Natural Resources will host eight virtual meetings to discuss areas proposed for aerial treatments of the invasive insect commonly known as gypsy moth, the scientific name for which is lymantria dispar.
Read MoreNORTHERN INDIANA — Aerial treatments to disrupt the mating process of gypsy moths are scheduled for sites in Fulton, Kosciusko, Marshall and Starke counties this week. The plan brings treatment planes to Indiana after they complete treatments in Ohio. The treatment date depends on weather and completion in … Read More
