Emerald Ash Boer in Missouri

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Interesting article on this bad bug from China. I talked to the Missouri dept of conservation and they told me it's only been found in Wayne county so far. The only quaranteen for movement of fire wood is in that county. They did tell me though, if it gets up to 5 county's state wide it will be a State wide quaranteen to where no movement of firewood would be allowed. That sure would take the fun out of being a big stick burnner?

http://www.kansascity.com/115/story/777378.html

9/2/0811:14 PM

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does the Boer eat pellets?

9/3/087:42 AM

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