Managing Feral Hogs on School Grounds: An Integrated Pest Management Approach

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Publication
Date of Publication
October 18, 2022
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Overview

Populations of feral hogs, a non-native species, have grown dramatically in recent years. On school grounds, damage by feral hogs can impact sports fields, lawns and landscaping, irrigation systems, and gardens. This guide functions as an aid, primarily to school Integrated Pest Management (IPM) coordinators, to address the presence of feral hogs on school grounds. (7 pages)

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