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tions. The biological insecticide, Cacillus thuringiensis (Bt) and the insect growth regulator, diflubenzuron (trade name: Dimilin), are being considered for use in the treatment areas.
In Shenandoah County, treatments are proposed for the Bryce/Buck Hill and the Big Spring areas. In Madison County, treatments are proposed for the Nethers, Popham Run and Strother Run areas. In Greene County, treatment is proposed for the Fletcher area. In Page County, treatments are proposed for the Kimball-Springfield Church, Hamburg and Tanners Ridge areas. In Rockingham County, treatments are proposed for Sparkling Springs, Coffman Church-Fox Mountain, Lacey Springs area and along Interstate 81 south of New Market.
In addition to aerial treatments, insecticides will be applied using ground application spray equipment in several locations in the following counties: Page, Madison, Rockingham, and Albermarle.
Detailed information concerning location of these proposed treatment areas is available by contacting your county gypsy moth coordinator at the following numbers: Green County (804) 985-5236, Madison County (703) 432-1186, Page County (703) 743-4808, Rockingham County <, (703) 434-4455, Shenandoah County (703) 459-3739, Albermarle (804) I 296-5803.
In additon, a series of public meetings will be held in each of the counties to discuss this year’s AIPM treatment program. The dates and locations of these meetings will be announced locally to the public in the near future.
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