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Invasive plants and insects remain a concern in Wisconsin

Summary by The Monroe Times
With weather more favorable, and trees beginning to bud, now is when most landowners begin to take a step outdoors to assess the health of their woodlands and private hunting areas.
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Invasive plants and insects remain a concern in Wisconsin

With weather more favorable, and trees beginning to bud, now is when most landowners begin to take a step outdoors to assess the health of their woodlands and private hunting areas.

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The Monroe Times broke the news on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
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