Birds and Bats Nearly Double Cacao Harvests on Peruvian Farms, Study Finds
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·2 viewsA new study has found that wildlife, especially birds and bats, plays a key role in controlling pests on cacao farms. Their presence boosts cacao yields, with the strongest effects seen on farms surrounded by abundant trees. As a result, farmers can see higher profits from their crops. To get the most benefit, researchers say farmers should protect diverse natural habitats. They also need to manage tree growth carefully so cacao plants still receive enough sunlight.
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