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Deadly Disease for Cedar Trees!
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Posted by Dachshund on June 03, 2006 at 14:37:27 from (216.170.44.7):
I've had several Eastern Red Cedar Trees in the pasture attacked by a deadly disease known as "Goat Blight". It causes the needles to be stripped from the entire tree except for the very top. Usually, it will affect trees around 6' tall. There is no known cure. It is caused by close contact with goats.
In the photo, the tree on the left is a normal, healthy, Eastern Red Cedar Tree. The tree on the right has been affected by "Goat Blight". The disease will, most likely, move on to the healthy trees as soon as all the needles are gone from the affected one. It is transmitted through goat saliva.
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