As part of the integrated weeds management system the Manns introduced predatory mites to their raspberries to control pest mites.
IT'S early days for the Manns' blueberry crop and therefore pests have not been a major issue in their greenhouse.
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They use an integrated pest managment system.
"We do have a couple of willie wagtails and superb fairywrens in the greenhouse," Nicky Mann said.
"They are great for the occasional leafroller, caterpillar or grubs we see.
"We haven't had to spray anything yet."
The Manns also have a few rows of raspberries they brought to the greenhouse last October to trial.
As part of their integrated pest management system the Manns introduced predatory mites to their raspberries to control pest mites.
Jenna Cairney
Deputy Editor
Deputy editor of The Land.
Deputy editor of The Land.
