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This article from Hobby Farms discusses the increasing threats posed by invasive insect pests and weeds to farms and gardens. The article highlights several specific species that are causing concern, such as the spotted lantern fly, red imported fire ant, gold-spotted oak borer, South American palm weevil, and South American tomato moth. The changing weather patterns, including milder winters and longer growing seasons, are allowing these invaders to gain more ground and multiply more quickly. The article also provides tips for identifying and managing these pests, including using online resources like PestLens.info and seeking assistance from local extension agencies. [Extracted from the article] |
