I was sitting in my yard yesterday squishing lantern flies and thinking that there has to be a solution for the big problem they cause and today this video pops up in my feed. Im so happy to see a solution in progress because i haven't seen anything from the DEP or USDA regarding a plan to address the issue of the SLF, just public awareness.
I have some concerns. We know that just scraping eggs off does NOT kill them. How do you know if it has destroyed the eggs or just removed them. Why not squish them instead?
@@daithi007 we are talking about invasive species that is costing our farmers their livelihood. Doing a half-ass job isn't going to cut it. So go pound sand
I was sitting in my yard yesterday squishing lantern flies and thinking that there has to be a solution for the big problem they cause and today this video pops up in my feed. Im so happy to see a solution in progress because i haven't seen anything from the DEP or USDA regarding a plan to address the issue of the SLF, just public awareness.
Cool idea! We also need one that works in the summer to zap the bugs.
Awesome 👍🏻
Great work!
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I have some concerns. We know that just scraping eggs off does NOT kill them. How do you know if it has destroyed the eggs or just removed them. Why not squish them instead?
Cope, clutch pearls.
@@daithi007 we are talking about invasive species that is costing our farmers their livelihood. Doing a half-ass job isn't going to cut it. So go pound sand
HAH, would be hilarious if they didn't take this into consideration, what a dimwits
It is squishing and breaking them
@@universityrepairFL how do we know? I have spent enough time removing eggs that I know how easy they break off and get flung away
Laser guns!
I love the reason behind this but I have concerns.
Cope, clutch pearls.