Hello, We have been living at our home for 4 years now and have been dealing with Japanese Beetle larvae since owning the home. It started off in a small section of our front yard, and as of now, our front yard is mostly dirt and the back yard is 50% dirt. We can pick up giant sections of grass up with ease and find dozens of larvae underneath. We identified the issue 3 years ago and tried to use non toxic methods to address the larvae. For those 3 years, we've applied Milky Spore to our yard with minimal effects. We also attempted nematodes this fall, but were unable to properly tend the nematodes due to some medical needs. The pictures attached represent our yard today and we are looking for help. What can we use to treat our yard that is effective against these larvae? We are open to chemical interventions now. We have also read that high fescue grasses are resistant to these larvae. Can you provide any information as to why they are better and what brands you would recommend that are easily purchasable at a Menards/Home Depot? Our plan for the rest of the year is to clear out as much of the dead grass as possible and place seed on the entire yard just before the first snowfall with the hopes that the seed can grow right away in the spring, utilizing the snow melt to help jump start its growth. We are open to hearing other means or methods to help restart our yard and make it look better again. thank you