These crustaceans (not insects) feed on decaying matter. They only damage very young seedlings or recent transplants, chewing stems and leaves enough to kill them.
Spray seedling beds with water-based garden insecticide a few times until plants are tall enough to withstand feeding. No need to treat established plants.
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