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Researchers on 28 Peruvian cacao farms found birds and bats nearly doubled harvests by pest control

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A recent study highlights the vital role of wildlife, particularly birds and bats, in managing pests on cacao farms. These creatures enhance cacao production, especially in areas…

Nature has mysterious ways of sustaining itself without any human interference. Due to our increasing demand, we have evolved mechanisms such as fertilisers, pesticides and even modifications in seeds to improve yields and get a better harvest. However, time and again, we find that nature also keeps evolving as per its requirements, which can make the lives of farmers who depend on it easier.

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