PUBLICATION W235F

Trap Crops, Intercropping and Companion Planting

Publish Date: March 22 2010 |  Language: English

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Summary

Trap crops and intercropping enhance biodiversity, productivity, and reduce external inputs by using volatile plant species or cultivars, resulting in potential savings that may outweigh the cost.

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Introduction to Organic and Sustainable Agriculture Practices: Defining the Terms
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Transitioning to Organic Farm Systems
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Building Healthy Soils
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Increasing Farm Biodiversity
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Communicating the Green Advantages of Wood to Your Customers: A Marketing Guide for Manufacturers
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