With many native pollinator populations on the decline, many farmers are striving to attract beneficial insects that ensure adequate pollination of key crops. Designing on-farm habitats to feature hardy plants that attract pollinators may be one practical method of boosting pollination and protecting yields.
Hardy pollinating plants identified
Planting appropriate low-care flowering plants provides the perfect partnership between farmers and pollinators.
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