Drape Some of This ‘Plant Armor’ Fabric Over a Strawberry Patch to Triple Yields with Less Pesticides
A new textile called Plant Armor was tested on strawberry plants and resulted in tripled fruit yields without harming plant health. The test also showed potential for reduced water and pesticide use in strawberry production. This fabric's unique 3-dimensional structure is draped over the plants.
Why it's good news: It offers a promising solution to increasing crop yields while minimizing environmental impact.
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