“Push-Pull” Technology and Companion Planting: A Dual Strategy for Insect Pest Management in High Tunnel Vegetable Production and Organic Systems

Content Source: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences

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This publication, produced by the University of Florida, introduces “push–pull” technology and companion planting as complementary strategies for managing insect pests in high tunnel vegetable and organic production systems. It explains how integrating flowering companion plants to attract beneficial insects, while repelling or trapping pests, can enhance biological control and reduce reliance on chemical.

Region

Southeast

Topic

Insect/Pest Management

Category

Vegetables/Fruits

Year Published

2024

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