Search results for: “controlling cottontail and jackrabbit damage”

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    Juniper can be a problem for many landowners, and there are various means of controlling it. One particularly effective tool is using goats, alone or with other methods, to control...
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    This publication explains how to keep a bermudagrass lawn healthy and attractive with tips on: MowingFertilizingWateringControlling weedsInsects and thatchEliminating compacted soil. (4 pages)
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    The tropical sod webworm can cause significant damage to managed turf very quickly. This publication explores this pest's life cycle and geographic distribution as well as how to identify the...
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    Plant-parasitic nematodes are microscopic roundworms that feed on plant roots. In turf grasses, they cause damage similar to that of water stress, nutrient deficiency, or root diseases. Golf course managers...
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    One of the most common wildlife-related calls that a County Extension Agent will receive is related to damage caused by wild animals. Who do we send clients to for appropriate...
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    To develop management strategies for feral hogs, a landowner or manager must understand their behaviors and recognize their signs. This publication discusses rooting damage, crop damage, wallows, rubs, tracks, trails,...
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    ...to maintain and restore native grasslands, manage weeds, enhance forage quality, and mitigate wildfires. However, when not carefully conducted, escapes and spot fires may occur, and damage can be severe...
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    ...in sound wood and can damage structures. This publication describes carpenter bees, their biology and behavior, and the damage they cause. Advice on prevention and control is included. (4 Pages)...
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    House rats and mice eat and contaminate human and animal food, and they damage and destroy property. This leaflet explains how to identify rats and mice by their droppings, runways,...
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    Aphids damage cotton by sucking sap from plants, stunting plant growth and yield, and fouling leaves and bolls with honeydew, all of which translates into economic loss for cotton producers....
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