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Kamloops reports Japanese beetle

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An integrated response to a Japanese beetle infestation in BC has won a key battle but the war continues. The invasive pest, native to Japan and first identified in Canada in 1939, is an increasing problem for Ontario tender fruit growers. Regular monitoring discovered it in a park overlooking False Creek in downtown Vancouver in … Source
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Kamloops reports Japanese beetle

An integrated response to a Japanese beetle infestation in BC has won a key battle but the war continues. The invasive pest, native to Japan and first identified in Canada in 1939, is an increasing problem for Ontario tender fruit growers. Regular monitoring discovered it in a park overlooking False Creek in downtown Vancouver in … Source

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countrylifeinbc.com broke the news in on Wednesday, January 15, 2025.
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