Title: What Do Moles Eat - Why Moles Are In Your Yard
Headings: What Do Moles Eat?
What Do Moles Eat?
What Do Mole Eat - Reducing Food Supply
What Do Moles Eat - Plants And Vegetables
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Content: Since these insecticides do not provide any long term control of moles and using them can have harmful effects on the environment, spreading them across your lawn is not worth your time or money. What Do Moles Eat - Plants And Vegetables
Moles do not eat plants, roots or vegetables, however, their constant tunneling will disrupt the root system of nearby grass and plants causing them to die. One misconception about moles is that they eat vegetables and gnaw on roots in your garden. While it's not uncommon to find a mole in our garden searching for insects, the mole is not eating your plants or vegetables. In fact, if you're experiencing similar damage it's probably a vole. Voles, which are commonly called field mice, travel in pre-made mole tunnels searching for food. Voles travel in the mole tunnels and feed on roots, potatoes and other items inside your garden causing the plants to eventually die. Overall
Although moles can be destructive their tunneling can have a beneficial impact on the environment by providing a natural form of insect control and aerating the soil in the process. No matter what, moles will constantly follow their food source leaving behind tunnels and mounds as they go. If that food source just happens to be in your lawn or garden (chances are it is!)