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The New World Screwworm was eradicated from America on 1966 but has been spotted recently in Texas and New Mexico.
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There's concerns about an invasive insect targeting Michigan's firs — including Christmas trees. That could have impacts on the state's forests and $45 million Christmas tree industry.
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A warm, wet spring is causing problems for northern Michigan’s cherry growers. The weather is ideal for a tiny fly that can destroy fruit crops.
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Another tree-damaging pest has been found in Michigan.