Trap Crops, Intercropping and Companion Planting
Content Source: University of Tennessee Extension

Resource Explained
This University of Tennessee Extension publication introduces three related planting strategies for organic and sustainable crop production: trap cropping, intercropping, and companion planting. It explains how trap crops lure pests away from cash crops, how intercropping combines complementary species to reduce pest pressure and increase productivity, and how companion planting fosters beneficial plant interactions.
Region
Midwest
Topic
Insect/Pest Management
Category
Vegetables/Fruits
Year Published
2012



