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Natural invertebrate enemies on farmland may respond to local vegetation adjacent to the farmland. This can encourage individual landholders to maintain vegetation even when there are costs in terms of a reduction in crop area as well as maintenance of the vegetation. Here we investigated abundance of natural enemies in 61 vineyards from south eastern Australia, with either adjacent woody vegetation...
Non-crop areas can increase the abundance of natural invertebrate enemies on farmland and assist in invertebrate pest control, but the relative benefits of different types of vegetation are often unclear. Here, we investigated abundance of natural enemies in vineyards with edges consisting of different types of vegetation: remnant native forests, wooded margins planted after establishment of the crop...
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