Using good bugs to fight bad bugs could be key to pesticide-free farming | Landline | ABC Australia

"I'm seeing more and more of theses critters out in the field. Knowing that they work 24/7, that's a great feeling." - Darren Schreurs, vegetable farmer. A team of scientists believes beneficial bugs could be the key to productive, pesticide-free farm. What do you think? 🤔 #LandlineSummer
Reporter: Tim Lee. Story is from 2020, part of the Landline Summer series.
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yah really entertained fam, you def got my support.

[@donniedead9436]

Lol sacrificial planting is so old 😂😂 same with premoting bug life I can't believe they are only just finding it out 😂

[@insaneghoul7535]

I hope this works a chemical free food for the people! Huelga!

[@cartoons981]

what if bad bugs and good bugs start making babies would those babies be good or bad? or both ? LOL

[@BMWS1000RRR]

This is really Bugging me. 🐛

[@sentotalkacili7407]

hope not to become a new invasive animal in australia

[@mistergnat638]

We already have dozens of inasive speices what anothers one