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- Table 1: Flowering Plants That Attract Natural Enemies
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- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Table of Contents
- How Ecologically Based Pest Management Works
- Principles of Ecologically Based Pest Management
- Managing Aboveground Habitat
- Strategies to Enhance Beneficials
- Innovative Tart Cherry Orchard Systems
- Farm Feature: No-Till Cover Crops Yield Soil and Pest Benefits
- Farm Feature: A Toast to Ecological Grape Production
- Sidebar: Reduce Mowing Frequency to Attract Beneficials
- Beetle Banks Boost Beneficials
- Surrounding Crops With Perimeter Fools Pests
- Table 1: Flowering Plants That Attract Natural Enemies
- Farm Feature: Resistant Fruit Varieties Reduce Risk
- Identification Key to Major Beneficials and Pests
- Managing Soils to Minimize Crop Pests
- Farm Feature: Triple Threat to Pests: Cover Crops, No-Till, Rotation
- Beneficial Agents on the Farm
- Putting it All Together
- Resources: General Information
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