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If you see this, destroy it: USDA says to 'smash and scrape' these large invasive egg masses
The spongy masses are the eggs of the spotted lanternfly and spongy moth ... the agency said pressure washing is another effective way to remove the masses from hard, outdoor surfaces. Read More
Scientists have developed a radical new solution to seek and destroy invasive spotted lanternflies — here’s what’s happening
the TartanPest can identify spotted lanternfly nests and remove them before they can do the environment harm. The robot has computer vision that allows it to see potential egg masses. The computer ... Read More
Officials want you to report and destroy this insect’s eggs: What to know
Since they began removing egg masses in early February, Indiana officials say they’ve destroyed more than 540,000 spotted lanternfly eggs ... or rubbing alcohol to kill and preserve it. Read More
Why the USDA wants you to destroy these invasive, mud-like masses
Businesses with pallets or dumpsters can work with state and federal agencies to remove and keep the invasive spotted lanternfly ... you can destroy the egg masses. You’ll need to crush the ... Read More
Eliminate eggs now for fewer insect pests later
In others, you may need to scrape an egg mass off tree bark and drop the eggs into a bucket of soapy water to kill them ... the eggs from hatching. Spotted lanternfly: This invasive pest ... Read More
Officials urge public to destroy spongy egg masses across the US to avoid infestation of lanternflies in May
Spotted lanternfly egg masses can be spotted on trees ... USDA officials recommend using a pressure washer to remove and destroy the eggs. Many insects stick to a small number of preferred ... Read More
See these mud-like masses in Tennessee or Kentucky? The USDA wants you to destroy them
Businesses with pallets or dumpsters can work with state and federal agencies to remove and keep the invasive spotted lanternfly ... you can destroy the egg masses. You’ll need to crush the ... Read More
If you see this, destroy it: USDA says to 'smash and scrape' these large invasive egg masses
The Department of Agriculture wants residents to be on the lookout for spongy masses growing outdoors "to help stomp out invasive pests this spring." The spongy masses are the eggs of the spotted ... Read More
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