Factors studied

Positive effects

Negative effects

- Time saving if subsequent treatments are avoided.

- Time required for observation and cleaning of traps.

- Need for staff training to identify pests and auxiliaries.

- Need space to install the traps.

- Less use of phytosanitary products.

- Little investment required: the BSVs are free and the traps inexpensive.

- Contribution to the development of an agriculture that respects the environment by preserving or even increasing the yields of crops and animal production while respecting natural balances.

- Less pesticide residues if treatments are avoided.

- Reduced and targeted phytosanitary treatments

- Lower impact on functional biodiversity.

- Reduction in fuel consumption if treatments are avoided.