Maryland Statewide Quarantine Underway Due to Herbicide and Pest Management Issues
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What happened
The Maryland Department of Agriculture has maintained a spotted lanternfly quarantine that covers all counties in the state since its extension on March 6, 2026. The current issue involves the tree-of-heaven herbicide application window, which is closing in September and is the last reliable period for treatment this year.
From nashvilleherald.com
Why it matters
The quarantine is a statewide measure affecting agricultural practices across Maryland. The issue requires careful management of pest populations, specifically spotted lanternflies, which concentrate on tree-of-heaven hosts.
From nashvilleherald.com
Who's involved
- MarylandState of Maryland affected by the statewide quarantine and agricultural advisories.
- Frederick CountyFrederick County, which is within the jurisdiction of the state and is currently seeing increased tree service activity.
- University of Maryland ExtensionUniversity of Maryland Extension, which provides agricultural advisories regarding pest management in the state.
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Maryland
state of the United States of America
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Frederick County
county in Maryland, United States