Plague locusts are surging in Victoria’s north-west, reaching 15-year highs as ideal rain and green feed fuel their explosion. Swarms have already formed in Mildura and Warracknabeal, with egg-laying spotted in river country — poised to hatch in spring. Experts warn of potential devastation, recalling past plagues that wiped out crops and pastures. While insecticides work best on young locusts, improved monitoring has helped avoid disaster — but vigilance is critical as spring approaches and eggs emerge.
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