In 1980, a single male grasshopper was collected on the island of São Nicolau in Cape Verde. No one knew then that this ...

Farmers in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta may be facing down another bad year for grasshopper crop damage in 2025.

Last year it seemed that grasshoppers were everywhere in Utah, specifically in urban and residential areas. This year, ...

Last year it seemed that grasshoppers were everywhere in Utah, specifically in urban and residential areas. This year, ...

Some areas of the prairies have received some rain over the past few days, but the weeks of hot, dry weather have had an ...

After being declared extinct in 1996, the Monte Gordo grasshopper has been rediscovered in Cape Verde's highlands. Dutch biologists spotted the insect during a field trip, finding multiple ...

In summer, temperature is important for grasshopper feeding; they feed when temperatures are between 81 and 90 degrees. Then they walk off the meal, a behavior called “pottering,” until they ...

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You may be able to protect your garden by watering plants in grasshopper breeding areas outside of the garden to promote plant growth. That could keep the grasshoppers from migrating into the garden.

The grasshopper surge adds additional pressures on Northern California beef producers and crop farmers. The grasshoppers, which lay eggs in the fall and begin hatching by summer, particularly like ...

Most grasshopper species in Utah produce one generation per year. After eggs hatch, grasshopper nymphs develop through five stages before becoming winged adults.