What Insects often destroyed corps and property in the west?

In the western United States, locusts, particularly the Rocky Mountain locust, were notorious for devastating crops and property during the 19th century. Additionally, the boll weevil significantly impacted cotton production in the South and parts of the West. Other pests, such as grasshoppers and various beetles, also caused substantial agricultural damage, leading to economic hardships for farmers and ranchers in the region.