[AT] firewood

[Kevin]

Gene,  Why cant you poision the bugs ?
Or pour some insecticide around the tree. Like the termite stuff that is 
used in around houses.  They was some stuff, Dursban if you can find it 
anymore. Lindane is a thing of the past. mostly.
Whoa   I dont know how these bugs attact the trees. Do they fly at some 
stage in their life ? In that case it be hard to spray the whole tree on a 
regular schedule.
Might not help, just my idea.
ironman
K Mosier
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "kgw" <gwaugh at wowway.com>
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Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 7:56 AM
Subject: Re: [AT] firewood


> We have the Ash problem big time here in NE Illinois.  I have a really 
> nice ash tree on the tree bank; I half expect to lose it each year.  The 
> beetles have been found within 23 miles or so from here.
>
> -- 
> __________
> Gene Waugh
> Elgin, Illinois USA
>
>
> Ralph Goff wrote:
>
>> Rob Wilson wrote:
>>
>>> And here in Ohio there are stiff fines for moving ash. People not 
>>> knowing
>>> that the emerald ash borer is in the tree hauls it off and infects 
>>> another
>>> county. They are cutting down every ash tree in an area where infected 
>>> ones
>>> are found. Free firewood really can cost you and everyone else in the 
>>> long
>>> run. Rob
>>
>>
>> We have the same problem up here with elm trees. Dutch Elm disease has 
>> steadily moved west across the province. A lot of the trees in the towns 
>> and cities are American Elms which are affected by the elm bark beetle. 
>> Also transported in firewood.
>>
>> Ralph in Sask.
>>
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