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Le contrôle biologique pour les fruitiers et les légumes

Le contrôle biologique pour les fruitiers et les légumes

Publié le mercredi 23 mars 2022 à 19:47 par Bertrand Dumont

Durée : 29:48

Tags : Insectes ravageurs et maladies, agriculture, balado, bénéfique, biocides, biofongicides, bioinsecticides, biologique, fruit, fruitier, insecte, jardin, légumes, maladie, Podcast, potager, question, ravageur, réponse, urbaine

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Même si on a choisi des variétés résistantes aux insectes ravageurs et aux maladies et que l’on met en pratique les bonnes techniques de jardinage, il faut parfois intervenir. Le contrôle biologique est alors de mise.

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