True Armyworms eat cool season grasses like fescue. They normally do not eat bermudagrass. However, on some occasions, they might. A number of fescue fields in Stone County could be affected by ...

Armyworms, so named because they appear to move in unison ... "The damage I have seen ranges from complete devastation in pastures to wiping out cornfields to actually eating soybeans, which is rather ...

They’re armyworms and ... the lawns will be destroyed,” says Henrickson.” Fescue will be taken to the dirt. Bermuda lawns, they’ll eat all the green leaves off the grass.” ...

The armyworms will eat the pesticide and die ... but Bermuda and Zoysia will grow back. Fescue will likely be damaged, but it’s almost time to re-seed fescue anyway. Good luck.

“Our fescue really took a beating ... to have to watch their pastures,” he said. The armyworms are “very aggressive the way they eat,” Chaney said. Scroggin can attest to that.

The armyworms come from eggs laid by migrating ... That's about how long it took the worms to eat up Lippert's Fescue. "They just eat up the yard,” he said. The good news is the grass doesn ...

CLEMSON — In a year the Upstate has been abnormally dry, it can be hard to detect the presence of the grass-eating armyworm ... So, we have some armyworms every year but we don't have an ...

Armyworms are out in droves across the Midwest. Although these tiny creatures love a good leaf or blade of grass, they can be discriminating, preferring fescue and bluegrass above other flora.

Fall armyworms (Spodotera frugiperda ... their favorites are bermudagrass and tall fescue. While bermudagrass usually can recover from an attack, surviving a fall armyworm invasion is iffy ...

Fall armyworms, as they are officially called, look similar to caterpillars and tend to feast on Bermuda and fescue grass but have a wide appetite and over their 21 day life cycle can kill your yard.