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Armyworms or Drought Your Lawn | Wichita News
Your lawn’s dry patches might not be drought—they could be armyworms. Experts warn adult moths are already spotted across the state, laying eggs and preparing to invade yards and crops. Spot them by checking for chewed grass blades, droppings, or even the caterpillars themselves. A simple DIY test: mix water and Dawn soap, pour half on healthy grass and half on dry spots—armyworms will surface if present. For long-term defense, preventative pesticides can protect your lawn all season and tackle existing infestations too. Stay alert—early action saves your lawn from serious damage. Listen in…
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