Hawaii SB2703 appropriates funds to suppress fruit flies in Hawaii, aiming to combat infestations and support agricultural expansion.
Hawaii SB2703 addresses the ongoing threat of fruit flies to Hawaii's agriculture by appropriating funds for a fruit fly suppression program. This program, funded by the United States Department of Agriculture's Agriculture Research Service, utilizes a combination of field sanitation, protein bait sprays, and male-lure traps. The initiative seeks to lower infestation rates, increase agricultural yields, and reduce the use of harsher insecticides.
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