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By Kim Severson Reporting from Wimberley, Texas The letter from the New York City lawyer came in April. Sky Cutler, 36, was admiring his young tomato plants ... of his crop to insects, disease ...

Texas A&M Forest Service uses proactive forest health management strategies to help lower the impacts of invasive species.

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