If moles have already damaged your lawn, you'll want to repair the lumps and bumps in your yard. Here are some tips, plus how to prevent moles from coming back.

But if you've got mole tunnels and hills throughout your yard, you may have a different attitude about them. How much do you ...

If it is active, the mole will raise the soil or turf again within 24 hours. Check the trap frequently, at least every 24 hours, to see if it has been sprung. If it has been sprung, dig with your ...

Deep Edging: Installing barriers that extend 30 cm deep can stop moles from digging their way into your yard. Reduce Soil ...

For those who would rather not kill moles in their yard, the small animals can be safely captured and relocated to a woody or weedy area, Loven says. Although many other methods advertise that they ...

Grubs also attract moles and raccoons ... including right after your lawn has greened up. Going over the lawn with an aerator first will help mix the organic matter into the soil.

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Vincent Shibachi explains how he uses his innovative technology to trap moles in his farm ...

Understanding their biology and behaviour is the first step in effectively managing their presence in your garden. Moles mainly feed on earthworms and other soil-dwelling insects, which means they ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Vincent Shibachi explains how he uses his innovative technology to trap moles in his farm ...