SPOTTED LANTERNFLY poses a serious  threat to Pennsylivania agriculture, hardwoods and private property.  Aq quarantine is in place to help contain the spread of this invasive pest.  tps/www.agriculturicuture-pagoV/Pants Land Water/Pantindustry/Enty/Entomolopy/ipoted lanterfl/quarantine/Pages/defaultaspk  Businesses in the quarantine: zone are required to have permits for moving anything into, out of ora around in the zone. Do YOU need one? >>> ntps/extension.psuesuedVpesourbusnesneeaspoted-anternfy-permt:  Permits  The training is free. Sign up and take it here. >>> ttpsl/extension.psu.edu/spotted-anterntly-permt-training  Up-to-date information for homeowners-biolopy, management and control  >>> ntps/Pestensonpsuedupote-antenly  What is the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture doing?  >>> htps/www.agricuture.pagov/Pants Land Water/Pantindustny/Entny/Entomolop/spotted amtenlyPars/tchutasx  How widespread is the problem? What is the USDA doing?  >>> htps/www.aphisusdswphsfrsourepustidkessyunrepess/Dethreatipotedlanternlyy  Ifyous see a lanternfly REPORT IT!  The control USDA BE program is a cooperative effort. Help us to control this insect.  Agriçuiture pennsylvania DEPARTMENTOFA AGRICULTURE PennState: Extension  tastonslFOuDSA.goV 1-888-4BADFLY