Farmland trees and integrated pest management: A review of current knowledge and developing strategies for sustainable systems

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Integrating trees with pest management improves biodiversity and supports crop protection frameworks.
Findings suggest that the use of farmland trees can mitigate agricultural pest impacts and enhance natural pest control mechanisms.
The review relies on stakeholder insights to identify gaps in knowledge and the need for practical decision-support tools.
Effective implementation of IPM strategies requires ongoing research in biological and ecological contexts.

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Review highlights benefits of integrating trees in pest control for improved biodiversity and resilience in agriculture.

Scott‐Brown et al. (2025) studied this question.

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