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Walnut Canker.

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  1. Marshel54

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    Blackwalnut Thousand Canker Disease The article appears to be from 2010.
    I was in Missouri last week and saw a "Do Not Move Firewood Sign". They were concerned about Walnut Canker.
    The article I read led me to believe it is only in the west.
    How far east has it moved? Anyone seeing it? Will it go the course of EAB?
     
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    We've been briefed, but I have not heard of it in my area yet. Asian Long Horn Beetle is another to be concerned about in my area.
     
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    I have listen to several warning on radio about the Asian Long Horn Beetle. As far as I know it is only in SE Ohio at this time.
     
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    I can't get a break. My woodlot planting included a couple of different oak species, hickory, ash and black walnut. The ash is all going to die eventually and now this?
     
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