Treat your yards and neighborhood this spring for fire ant relief this summer and fall. Fire ants love to nest in home lawns, parks and ornamental turf grass areas. At certain times of the year, freshly worked mounds are noticeable and can be unsightly. During the winter months, there’s very little ant mounding activity and it is easy to forget they are there. However, after all of the early spring rainfall, fire ant activity has increased. It is during these times when the ants are very active and can cause more problems especially when everyone wants to be outside after being indoors all winter long. The last thing you want at your outdoor activity is a colony of angry fire ants ready to take over and turn your happy occasion into a miserable one. Read more from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension – Wise County…
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