The aim is to identify effective crop protection strategies against increasing populations of wild boar and deer.
Assessment of damage caused by wild boar and deer in agriculture
Development of targeted protection strategies for each species
Evaluation of the effectiveness of proposed interventions
Documented significant agricultural damage due to wild boar and deer
Identified specific strategies that reduce damage for each species
Suggests increased implementation of tailored crop protection measures
Abstract
The increase in wild boar (Sus scrofa) and deer (Cervus elaphus) populations in the Bragança region has caused damage to agriculture, requiring specific strategies for each species.