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“DCNR will spray 75,000 acres statewide this year, and then last year we sprayed 227,000 acres,” Maza explained, adding the variation in spongy moth populations is typical over years.

Seventy percent of Pennsylvania's forests are privately owned. These landowners could help stop the latest outbreak of the pest.

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State foresters say the problem requires aerial treatment and the time to spray is spring. DCNR experts say spongy moth egg mass surveys are the best way to determine the need for treatment.