Armyworm Invasion

Sep 01, 2021

Video: Armyworm Invasion

Tom Royer, Oklahoma State University Extension entomologist, says unusual weather patterns in Oklahoma have brought a type of armyworm that primarily feeds on grasses, and these insects have caused a lot of damage.

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