Question:

Doesn't habitat take up a lot of room? I don't want to give up land that I can use for crops.

Answer:

• Habitat doesn't need to take up much room. You can install rows of native habitat along field edges and roads, or add insectary plants in the existing space between row crops. NEED TO ADD/EDIT 
• Additionally, studies show that taking some land out of production to support beneficial birds and insects can actually improve crop yields. MORE AND SOURCE NEEDED.

Learn More:

• Increasing Farm Diversity: Timeline and Steps for Hedgerows, Windbreaks and Riparian Areas Publication
• Hedgerows: Living Fences to the Moon and Back Video
• Managing Lettuce Pests with Natural Enemies Habitat Video (See how researcher Eric Brennan incorporates sweet alyssum without taking any land out of production.)