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Home > Assistance > Stewardship in your backyard > Tree care > Forest health > Gypsy moth >

Forest Pest and Diseases

  • Emerald ash borer
  • Forest tent caterpillar
  • Gypsy moth
  • Oak wilt
  • Pine bark beetle
  • Two‐lined chestnut borer

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Gypsy moth

  • Gypsy moth information
  • Minimizing gypsy moth damage
  • Gypsy moth information from Minnesota Department of Agriculture This link leads to an external site.



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