Voles are some of the most destructive plant nibblers around, prompting many gardeners to figure out how to get rid of voles at the first sign of damage. These small rodents will chew on tree bark and ...

If mice, voles, or spiders run wild in your yard, consider befriending their enemy: the owl. Follow these four methods for ...

Matted down, grassy trails in the lawn and missing bark on trees and shrubs in late winter and early spring might be when you ...

Stray cats can benefit gardens by keeping voles, mice, and other rodents away ... and leave you deposits in said holes, they ...

Matted down, grassy trails in the lawn and missing bark on trees and shrubs in late winter and early spring might be when you ...

According to Raymond Cloyd, entomology professor at Kansas State University, there was a bad infestation of fall armyworms in ...

Moles are often blamed for the damage caused by voles. Unlike voles, moles feed on earthworms and some soil-dwelling insects.

Matted down, grassy trails in the lawn and missing bark on trees and shrubs in late winter and early spring might be when you ...

Even when they're in the thick of performing fall lawn care services, LCOs should also ensure that everything is working ...

One bare spot from voles may be unsightly, but it’s a vast improvement over last season's Soybean Watch field.