Already eradicated twice in the Sunshine State, the invasive pest that feeds on more than 500 plants and agricultural crops has been detected again.
Government agencies remove several more areas of interest around Miami-Dade County from quarantine status once sparked by the voracious invasive pest.
Recent inspections for the invasive pest compel USDA officials to remove previously impacted portions of Miami-Dade County from quarantine.
The Sunshine State is ground zero when it comes to foreign pests that can turn agriculture upside down.
Since first being discovered five years ago, more than 164,000 of the invasive pests have been captured and destroyed.
Since being found four years ago, nearly 160,000 of the invasive pests have been collected and destroyed.
Dangerous invasive pests found well outside Miami-area hot zone.
Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Adam H. Putnam announced successes in Florida’s battle to eradicate the Giant African Land […]
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) has positively identified a population of Giant African land […]