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Of Ohio's 88 counties, 49 have established gypsy moth populations. The Ohio Department of Agriculture's (ODA) Gypsy Moth Program is scheduled to begin its 2008 Suppression and Slow-the-Spread treatments in southern Ohio over the weekend or early next week, weather permitting.

 

 

 

 

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