Montana farmers are dealing with a double dose of weather issues. The lack of rain has been showing up on the U.S. Drought Monitor all year, with shades of orange and red painted across the entire ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (SOUTHERN COLORADO) — Springing from the grasses, leaping from the leaves, and coating the sidewalks and streets, those pesky ...

PHOENIX - Grasshoppers have quickly become a common sight in the Valley, but why? "A lot of rain has brought a lot of activity into the Phoenix area and probably across the state of Arizona," said ...

Coloradans across the Front Range, especially in Northern Colorado, have noticed significantly more grasshoppers this year. Researchers with Colorado State University confirm there has been a spike in ...

Heat and drought aren’t the only issues farmers in the drought-stricken North and West are dealing with. Grasshoppers are also destroying pasture grass and crops. Jody Kerzman of AgDay affiliate KFYR ...

When a torrent of grasshoppers devoured more than 100,000 acres of grass pastures and rangeland three years ago in the state’s northeast, Mike McKoen felt bad for the cattle ranchers who took a ...

A warm, dry fall in Montana, western North Dakota and western South Dakota would help farmers finish their harvest. But dry conditions also could set the stage for major problems with grasshoppers ...

The National Weather Service said Saturday it wasn’t a large swarm of grasshoppers its radar imaging caught moving into northwest Utah after all. A week after announcing that alarming discovery, the ...

Erik Somerfield walks through the wheat crop on his farm in central Montana wearing a raggedy t-shirt that has the words, “Be Hoppy” on its back. The slogan is for a now-defunct brewery in his area he ...

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. --Grasslands and crop fields in Minnesota are hoppin' this month. A summertime insect is thriving, reaching numbers higher than usual. On a stroll through the prairie grass at ...