The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describes the lone star tick as “very aggressive,” and it seeks out human ...

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Water your lawn deeply and infrequently rather than shallowly and frequently. Deep watering encourages root growth, which ...

Alpha-gal syndrome, which comes from being bitten by the lone star tick, can make you allergic to eating red meat and ...

Visiting birds may be a welcome sight, but not so if you've just seeded your lawn. Here's an easy way to keep the feathered ...

Ticks hold onto leaves and grass and sense an animal’s breath, body odors, heat, moisture and vibrations. They pick paths to ...

A GRDC webinar yesterday heard two crown rot experts welcome Victrato to the inoculum-management toolbox, but they warned it ...

It’s getting to be that time of year again when over the next several months, some residents of the Ozarks will have to pluck a tick from their arms, legs or other bodily locations.

So, the arrival of tick season — that is, now — makes it super important to check our bodies and pets for those tiny buggers, some as small as a poppy seed. This goes for hunters ...