Mole crickets are burrowing insects that damage grass roots and cause uneven turf. Common signs of infestation include tunneling, brown patches and soil mounds. Mole crickets, which get their name ...

The northern mole cricket prefers damp areas like streams and lakes, but they can also damage lawns by dislodging plats or ...

Tunneling and root damage: Mole crickets burrow beneath the soil surface, creating extensive tunnel systems as they feed on roots and organic matter. These tunnels can disrupt the integrity of the ...

If the damage hasn't clued you in on your gardening mistake, here it is: you've been growing crops that attract crickets. Mole crickets, especially their introduced (non-native) varieties ...