Sericea Lespedeze Spraying on 190 Acres

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Wildlife staff sprayed 190 acres of the exotic species, Sericea lespedeza, across the entire area in September. This plant is very difficult to eradicate and it will take years of continued attack to keep Sericea in check.

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