German Study Finds 99% Increase in Insects After Reduced Mowing
A German study examined the impact of reduced land use on grassland invertebrates across 45 sites in three German regions. Researchers mowed plots only once annually, late in the growing season, without fertilisation or grazing. This approach led to a 99% rise in insect populations, highlighting the benefits of less intensive grassland management for biodiversity.
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