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1:28Now PlayingRemember these? With summer around the corner, spotted lanternflies' eggs are about to hatch across several states. Experts say these bugs are sucking the life out of plants, including the grapevines at Jennifer Breaux Vineyard in Virginia. NBC News meteorologist Angie Lassman shares an inside look at how the vineyard is working to combat the invasion, with volunteers using a plastic card to destroy the eggs before they hatch.
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