From Mediter's World News Headquarters in Boseman, Montana, this is Cal's We Can Review

with Ryan Cal Calan.

Now here's Cal.

Strange seeds from China, Uzbekistan and other origins are invading the US.

Examples of households across the country have been getting unmarked seed packages in

the mail, and those numbers are expected to grow.

Reasons why these seed packets have sprouted in people's mailboxes range from a terrorist

plot to spread noxious weeds or invasive bugs that would be at blight on our nation's

agriculture.

Or possibly something called a brushing scam, which is when a company sends unsolicited

products to people and then they generate reviews on their behalf.

Either way, state officials are urging those that have received these mysterious seeds

to keep them in a sealed bag and call your local department of agriculture.

Whatever you do, do not plant them or throw them away in a fashion that could allow the

seeds to spread.

If you've had your head buried in the potting soil and are coming to this thorny situation

late and maybe you've already planted these mystery seeds, please heed the advice of

the Louisiana Department of Agriculture, which is, as soon as they come up, I recommend

those plants be killed.

Use some type of herbicide, spray them, and if anything comes back, spray it.

Do not let those plants grow.

The risk is too great.

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