and insects that damage lawns and crops. While different species of yellowjackets will create different types of nests, the aerial yellowjackets in the video build their nest by using wood.

Finding the nests early will reduce the number of hornets and minimize the damage caused. “It’s crucial that we work together to protect our state’s #1 industry—agriculture,” Agriculture ...

ATLANTA — Tyler Harper, Georgia Department of Agriculture Commissioner is encouraging Georgians to report embryo nests to prevent the spread of yellow-legged ... minimize the damage they cause.

The yearly cycle is: new queens overwinter, start new nests by themselves in spring or early summer, lay eggs which produce worker yellowjackets which take over foraging. New Queens and males are ...

They are also sometimes called sandhills hornets and common yellow ... that damage lawns and crops. While different species of yellowjackets will create different types of nests, the aerial ...