Recent articles have depicted the fall armyworm as an unwelcome visitor, a scourge of lawns, and a pest requiring prompt insecticide application. That’s one way to look at it, but not the only way.

There’s nothing better than stepping out into your backyard to enjoy a lush green lawn. Anyone who maintains a lawn knows how much care goes into correctly watering and caring for grass. So it can be ...

When you have a lush, green lawn, you want to keep it looking that way. But there's a tiny enemy out there that wants to torpedo your plans. They're called armyworms, and they're eating their way ...

Tiny, crawling troops are making their way across Ohio, eating turfgrass and crops and leaving a trail of dead plants in their wake. They are fall armyworms, a semi-tropical species that are found all ...

Armyworms can turn a lush, green lawn brown seemingly overnight. Some lawn-care companies are struggling to deal with the influx of customers with the pest. The worm is spreading to new areas, and ...

Creepy, crawling troops of pests are invading D.C. area lawns and threatening to take over. They're called armyworms and they can quickly gobble up grass, leaving homeowners who take pride in their ...