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WELLINGTON, Colo.—Farmers in northern Colorado are coping with a grasshopper plague.
CSU agricultural researcher Bob Bee says the insects can eat more than twice their weight in food every day.
Bee tells KMGH-TV () the Larimer County infestation may be the result of the drought in southern Colorado.
He says many of the grasshoppers had to look for a new food source and they may have migrated north with the monsoon winds in July.
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Information from: KMGH-TV,
