They can be about 1/3 to ½ an inch long and are most easily identified by the green head ... That Japanese Beetles Eat. There are fruit and vegetable plants that the ... Japanese beetle traps.

Summer warmth is bringing with it a swarm of bright-green beetles that come with a big appetite for Kansas crops and gardens.

Bag traps or other beetle traps use p heromones to lure and capture them. But these traps attract a lot of Japanese beetles, and not all get captured, so they can end up doing more harm than good ...

Hundreds of yellow and green traps have been hung throughout the Tri-Cities to help detect the beetles. The traps will be up throughout the adult beetle flight season, which lasts at least through ...

That pheromone attracts Japanese beetles to the trap’s mesh, which is coated in a low-dose insecticide. It’s not a threat to humans, animals or pollinators, but it is to beetles.

First spotted in the U.S. back in 1916, these insects are known for their metallic green appearance and knack for feasting on the leaves, flowers and fruit of hundreds of plant species.

That pheromone attracts Japanese beetles to the trap’s mesh, which is coated in a low-dose insecticide. It’s not a threat to humans, animals or pollinators, but it is to beetles.