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April 7, 2011

EAB Regulatory Review Special Edition

MDA and MPRB Host spring Field Days 


 

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) and Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board will host emerald ash borer (EAB) field days on April 19 and 20 at Tower Hill Park, Minneapolis.  

 

Field day participants will have the opportunity to peel EAB infested trees as well as learn how to visually identify EAB infested standing trees. Tower Hill Park is part of the Twin Cities emerald ash borer infestation and has EAB infested trees that will be removed this spring.  

 

Participants need not register, but can stop-by the park between the hours of 12pm and 4pm on April 19 or 8am and 12pm on April 20. There is no formal program, just an opportunity to get a first-hand look at the signs and symptoms of EAB. Staff from MDA will be present to answer questions.  

 

For questions prior to the event, please contact Arrest the Pest at 888-545-6684 or arrest.the.pest@state.mn.us.

 

    

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MDA Certified Firewood

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This certificate shows MDA has tested and certified the facility responsible for heat treating firewood. This firewood is safe from emerald ash borer and is allowed to move throughout Minnesota.

 

If certified firewood dealers would like to advertise using MDA's certified logo or have questions about advertising, please contact Liz Erickson at liz.erickson@state.mn.us.

We Need Your Help! 

If you notice any vehicle that is carrying hardwood firewood across quarantine boundaries, please get their license plate number and call us! We routinely follow-up on these tips with letters and other information, and we watch for repeat offenders. Enforcement of this quarantine can be made more effective with the help of everyday citizens.   

Please contact the Arrest the Pest Hotline by calling

888-545-6684 (greater Minnesota) or e-mailing 

arrest.the.pest@state.mn.us

Ask to be put in contact with the EAB regulatory staff.

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