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The Minnesota Organic Conference is planned for January 8-9, 2026, in St. Cloud, Minnesota.

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Formal Spongy Moth Quarantine

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All untreated regulated articles, such as sawbolts, pulpwood, or bark for fuel, must be accompanied by a limited permit when leaving spongy moth quarantined areas. Untreated regulated articles can only be transported to specified locations in accordance with specialized conditions.