Using subsoilers as complementary tools in the integrated pest management of small mammal populations in grasslands
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Titre | Using subsoilers as complementary tools in the integrated pest management of small mammal populations in grasslands |
Type de publication | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2020 |
Auteurs | Perrot E., Couval G., Michelin Y. |
Journal | FOURRAGES |
Pagination | 35-43 |
Date Published | MAR 31 |
Type of Article | Article |
ISSN | 0429-2766 |
Mots-clés | Arvicolas terrestris, common vole, flora, forage system, grassland, integrated pest management, pest control method, predator, subsoiler, yield |
Résumé | Integrated pest management aims to preserve farms' forage self sufficency while minimizing the negative environmental impacts. The soil preparation with a specific engine called ``clecompacteur'' (pre-loosener) destroys the ancient galleries of mountain water voles (A. Terrestris) and moles (Talpa europea and Talpa aquitania). The soil pre-loosener is a complementary- tool for direct control that can increase predation by generalist predators. It is part of a strategy based on a ``tool box'' but its application is not universal and requires its integration into production systems and a strategy of territorial control |