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How trap cropping could reduce insecticides

A project funded by a Swedish foundation hopes to reduce insecticide use and cut costs for spring bean growers

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How trap cropping could reduce insecticides

The Swedish funded Ekhaga Project aimed to reduce insecticide use and cut costs for spring bean growers, has been showing positive results according to the Processors and Growers Research Organisation...

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