Strategies for Reducing Wildlife Damage in Orchards

Bulletin 855

When choosing a control strategy, an understanding of the behavior and ecology of the pest species is helpful.  Past techniques which have ignored these facets of a species' biology often have failed.  In addition, an understanding of the pest population as a dynamic, constantly changing group of individuals is important.  For instance, dispersing animals may quickly settle into an area following a population decline.  Because of this, removal techniques usually offer only short-term solutions.  Modifying the animal's behavior and devising ecologically sound control measures offer considerable promise for long-term solutions to pest problems in orchards.

รายละเอียดสิ่งพิมพ์

• ตีพิมพ์แล้ว: 1988
• ผู้ตีพิมพ์: The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven
• Dewey Decimal: 634.119
• ห้องสมุด ECHO: 634.119 SWI