Ash trees losing bark

I have many ash trees, up to 60- 80 ft tall, and lowest branches are 40 ft above ground. I have 10-15 this sized losing their bark, maybe drought related here in CT. I have a 700 ft well with 1/2 gal/min refresh rate. Suggestions?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 03/03/2017 @ 7:34 am

Ash Trees with bark shedding should most likely be inspected by a qualified Arborist.
The shedding could be due to lack of water or even sun scald; but the Emerald Ash Bore is also a very real issue with Ash Trees.

Your County Extension Office can help you with local tree concerns and also recommend someone to inspect your tree.

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