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Ark-La-Tex feral hog damage assessment provides deeper understanding

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Feral swine cause an estimated $1.5 billion in economic damages annually across the U.S. Arkansas Forest Resources Center surveyed 4,500 landowners to gauge damage. The average amount of land owned by those surveyed was 200 acres. There are more than 6 million feral swine in 35 states, including Hawaii.

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Ark-La-Tex feral hog damage assessment provides deeper understanding

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Managing feral swine — the land-damaging, disease-carrying wild hogs that roam throughout the country — starts with good data, according to Nana Tian, a forest economics researcher for the Arkansas Forest Resources Center. To serve as a baseline for feral swine damage assessments to private landowners and help guide management practices, the Arkansas Forest […] The post Ark-La-Tex feral hog damage assessment provides deeper …

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Ark-La-Tex feral hog damage assessment provides deeper understanding

Managing feral swine — the land-damaging, disease-carrying wild hogs that roam throughout the country — starts with good data, according to Nana Tian, a forest economics researcher for the Arkansas Forest Resources Center.

1 year ago·Parsons, United States

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