Extreme cold unlikely to kill ticks before spring, Dill tells BDN

Griffin Dill, an integrated pest management specialist with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, spoke with the Bangor Daily News for the article, “‘Bone-chilling’ weather unlikely to kill off ticks before spring, researchers say.” Experts agree that it’s unlikely sub-zero temperatures and blizzards will cause any significant decline in Maine’s tick population, according to the read more Extreme cold unlikely to kill ticks before spring, Dill tells BDN