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Orthoptera / Gryllotalpidae
What are Mole Crickets
Mole Crickets usually occur from mid to late spring and until the end of summer. They prefer living in moist soil.
How to protect your lawn against Mole Crickets
Keep the well fed with a complete lawn food like Yates Dynamic Lifter Organic Lawn Food.
Symptoms
Mole Crickets burrows and tunnels can create an uneven lawn surface and result in dying or dead patches in the lawn as the crickets damage and eat the lawn’s root system. You may also hear the mole crickets make a chirping or trilling sound, often at dusk.
Plants impacted
- Lawns
- Turf
Risk period
Mole crickets usually occur from mid to late spring until the end of summer. They prefer living in moist soil.
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