State agriculture officials are urging Sumner County residents to be on the lookout for the invasive spotted lanternfly.
Once lanternflies reach adulthood, they become harder to control.
Reports of spotted lanternflies have popped up in several states across the U.S. Here's what they look like and why the USDA wants you to squish them.
A summer scourge of Spotted Lanternfly have returned to the Northeast and New York officials and researchers are asking for the public’s help in collecting data and preventing the spread of the ...
They may be black or white or red all over. It all depends on when you spot them.In much of the eastern U.S., the spotted lanternfly is now reaching adult maturity with its recognizable pinkish-gray ...
The gardening topic which has simply dominated discussions among gardeners and even non-gardeners in central Ohio in the past six to eight weeks has been the widespread presence of the dreaded spotted ...
(WJW) – More counties have been added to the spotted lanternfly quarantine in Ohio. The Ohio Department of Agriculture announced Thursday that Summit, Portage, Trumbull, Carroll, Seneca and Wood ...