With spotted lanternflies wrecking U.S. crops, one Maryland vineyard is enlisting ducks to take a quack at the pest problem.

Libertas Estates, a 10-acre vineyard in Mount Airy in Frederick County, Maryland, uses a flock of about 100 ducks to curtail an invasion of spotted lanterflies. Photo by Errol Rushovich.

A vineyard in Frederick County, Maryland is using ducks to curtail an invasion of spotted lanternflies. The colorful insects are wreaking havoc on crops throughout the nation.

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