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Recommendations for Managing Emerald Ash Borer in Boone County, KentuckyPrepared for the Boone County EAT Task Force by the Boone County ArboretumIssued March 1, 2011Contents Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................

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1. Identify symptoms of emerald ash borer infestation, such as D-shaped exit holes, S-shaped tunnels under the bark, and dieback of branches.
2. Determine the extent of the infestation by inspecting the ash trees in the affected area.
3. Contact local authorities or arborists for guidance on managing emerald ash borer.
4. Consider treatment options, such as insecticide applications or biological controls, in consultation with experts.
5. Follow recommended guidelines for applying insecticides or implementing biological control measures.
6. Monitor the treated trees regularly to assess the effectiveness of the management approach.
7. If the infestation is severe or widespread, consider removing and disposing of infested ash trees properly to prevent further spread of the pest.
8. Stay updated on the latest research and management strategies for emerald ash borer to ensure effective management in the future.

Who needs managing emerald ash borer?

1. Arborists and tree care professionals who are responsible for maintaining the health of ash trees.
2. Landowners with ash trees on their properties who want to protect their trees from emerald ash borer infestation.
3. Municipalities and government agencies tasked with managing urban forests and public ash tree populations.
4. Researchers and scientists studying emerald ash borer and seeking ways to control or mitigate its impact.
5. Communities and organizations concerned about the environmental and economic impact of emerald ash borer infestation.

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Managing emerald ash borer involves implementing strategies to control and prevent the spread of this invasive insect species.

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Property owners and land managers with ash trees on their premises are required to file managing emerald ash borer reports.

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To fill out managing emerald ash borer, property owners need to provide information on the location and condition of ash trees, as well as any management practices implemented.

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The purpose of managing emerald ash borer is to protect ash trees from infestation and minimize the spread of this destructive insect.

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Information such as the number and location of ash trees, any signs of emerald ash borer infestation, and details of management activities must be reported on managing emerald ash borer.