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Published: March 2021
Pages: 5
Archived - Fir Engraver Damage in Western Washington
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Forest owners beware: the fir engraver beetle can be a serious pest. This pub offers identification and management strategies to help keep your forest healthy.
Page Count: 5
Published: March 2021
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SKU: FS357E
Category: Archived
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