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They Analyze Bat Feces to Limit the Use of Pesticides

Could bats, predators of insects harmful to agriculture, allow to limit chemical inputs? It is the hypothesis of a CNRS team that analyses their excrement in the Hauts-de-France. Amiens (Somme), report Equipped with its front lamp, Louis Hue inspects the structure of the attic of the agricultural high school Le Paraclet in Amiens. Suddenly, his gaze stops on two small brown forms nestled in the interstice of the wood. "There, between the beam (.…
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Could bats, predators of insects harmful to agriculture, allow to limit chemical inputs? It is the hypothesis of a CNRS team that analyses their excrement in the Hauts-de-France. Amiens (Somme), report Equipped with its front lamp, Louis Hue inspects the structure of the attic of the agricultural high school Le Paraclet in Amiens. Suddenly, his gaze stops on two small brown forms nestled in the interstice of the wood. "There, between the beam (.…

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Reporterre, le quotidien de l'écologie… broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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