2 dozen dead patches spreading 2–3 years. GrubEx applied (ineffective). Little white moths fly when mowing. = Sod webworms (caterpillars of those moths).
Scratch and seed NOW. Fall is perfect. GrubEx residue won't harm new seed. Establish thick turf to resist future infestations.
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