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| General Information | |
| Why is EAB important? | |
| What does EAB Look Like? | |
| What does an Ash Tree Look Like? | |
| How Do I Know If My Trees Have EAB? | |
| Where has EAB been found? | |
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| Regulations | |
| Firewood Regulations | |
| State and Federal Quarantines | |
| Quick Link for Industry | |
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| Management Options, Tips and Tools | |
| For Homeowners | |
| For Woodlot owners | |
| For Communities | |
| For Professionals | |
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| What Is Wisconsin Doing About EAB? |
| Wisconsin's Response Plan |
| Survey Program |
| Upcoming Events |
Quick Link for Industry
Related Documents Related Images  Mills can utilize hardwood originating from a Wisconsin EAB-quarantined zone with a DATCP compliance agreement. Wood using firms within the Wisconsin EAB-quarantined zone can ship hardwood material out with a compliance agreement. If mills desire hardwood from outside of Wisconsin originating in an EAB-quarantined zone, they can obtain an APHIS compliance agreement to obtain the wood. A compliance agreement will stipulate that wood be moved out of the quarantined zone in a certain time period and be processed by a certain date. In addition, the compliance agreement will require that waste material, such as bark and wood, be chipped down to a specific size or destroyed. See the sample compliance agreements, below, for further details.For compliance agreements, contact Anna Healy at DATCP, or JoAnn Cruse at USDA APHIS. Sample compliance agreements can be found on the Resources page, by clicking the tab near the top of this page. Related Documents Back to Top... Related Images Back to Top... |
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