Discover how to get rid of Japanese beetles to save your summer garden. We talk through three effective methods to banish ...

Japanese beetles can turn healthy plants into skeletons. Here is how to identify and remove these garden pests.

Aphids, slugs and Japanese beetles can wipe out your summer garden in days. Experts share the fastest ways to spot ...

Carpet beetles can damage your home by feeding on natural fibers like wool, silk, and leather, so prevention is key. While carpet beetles don't harm humans or pets directly, their larvae can cause ...

For rose growers, few things are more disheartening than discovering Japanese beetles on roses. These iridescent, copper-colored pests aren't just unsightly – they're relentless, capable of ...

A recent study in Japan has found that reared ambrosia beetles, Euwallacea interjectus, can have symbiotic fungi different to those found in the wild. These findings suggest biocontrol implications ...

Various beetle species have gobbled through grain stores and weakened food production worldwide since ancient times. Now, researchers seek to exploit beetles' greatest strength against them -- their ...

If the eggs are confirmed to be those of the winsome fly, it could help control the population of the destructive Japanese ...

At N.C. State Extension we teach and encourage the practice of Integrated Pest Management in horticulture. As the name suggests, Integrated Pest Management is a pest control practice that integrates ...

Up to 25 percent of global food production is lost annually due to insects, primarily beetles. For the past 500 million years, beetles have successfully spread and adapted to life around the globe and ...